Toads are funny looking.
Woodhouse’s toad. Helzer family prairie. Stockham, Nebraska.
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Wonderful. Gives me a whole new perspective from which to view a toad.
The last thing many a flying insect ever sees!
Pete! Pete! Is that you?!
Oh I don’t know, he looks kind of cute to me!
He doesn’t look very happy considering he has escaped the concrete fate of his cousin in A Toadal Mystery.
He kind of reminds me of a baby bird.
Can’t believe you couldn’t coax a smile out of that dude!