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16-AUG-2013 Amy

P8167094 Toad? Frog? Spadefoot?

Around Work, Texas Canyon, Dragoon, AZ

My daughter Amy borrowed my camera to go take pictures of this tiny little amphibian her hubby spotted
near the Art Gallery at work.
I've looked in four books and am unable to i.d. it. Anyone know?



Olympus E-620 ,Zuiko Digital ED 50mm Macro f/2.0
1/1000s f/7.1 at 70.0mm iso200 hide exif
Full EXIF Info
Date/Time16-Aug-2013 09:29:59
MakeOlympus
ModelE-620
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length70 mm
Exposure Time1/1000 sec
Aperturef/7.1
ISO Equivalent200
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Mode
JPEG Quality
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other sizes: small medium large original auto
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larose forest photos03-Feb-2016 16:19
Fantastic series of shots! What a little beauty. Not something we get up this way, so not sure of the ID. V
Graeme16-Mar-2015 19:15
I cannot believe how small this frog is! Great capture, Carol.VV
Lieve Snellings04-Sep-2013 21:24
such a cuty... but I have no idea of the name... V
Gary Hebert19-Aug-2013 10:39
cute very, very tiny little thing Carol... :-))
Stephanie17-Aug-2013 21:50
What a cute little critter! Love this series of images Carol! VV
Colin Storey17-Aug-2013 20:39
Superb series of images.
Hernan E. Enriquez17-Aug-2013 20:23
Amazing! Superb series, Carol!!! V
Tom LeRoy17-Aug-2013 20:18
An excellent series of this tiny little toad. V !
Guest 17-Aug-2013 19:39
Looks like a Canyon Tree Frog to me. We have hundreds of them near Marijilda Creek up on Mt. Graham. Tiny little things.

Hard to tell if it's one of toads listed because I don't see a horizontal stripe in the eye or a swollen gland behind the eye, although it could be there. Hard to see the toes clearly, which would help with the ID, too.
Sam Rua17-Aug-2013 19:17
I have learned to trust Tom's ability to identify critters in our neck of the woods. Red-spotted toad it is...
waterfalls man17-Aug-2013 19:14
Great series of photos V!!
Ceya17-Aug-2013 18:48
Great series, Carol! The first one is incredible - so tiny! V
Helen Betts17-Aug-2013 18:37
A great series, Carol, but that one being held is amazing -- such a tiny thing! V.
Guest 17-Aug-2013 18:31
So small, a wonder you spotted it...
Nice series of images...
Walter Otto Koenig17-Aug-2013 16:35
Great series of photos. It's so tiny. What a wonder!
azttttommy17-Aug-2013 16:32
Red-spotted Toad
Sam Rua17-Aug-2013 14:45
Definitely a toad. Most likely a spadefoot. Love the timing on that bottom shoot. Cool pics.
hge5417-Aug-2013 14:40
Not a clue. Surprised they occur in AZ.
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