Monday, 10 March 2014

Natterjack and Common Toads at Mersehead


After the devastation of the dunes at RSPB Mersehead a few months ago it was looking uncertain as to whether the Natterjack Toad population here had survived. Went for a quick scout today with a Natterjack licence holder and found this large male, which is good news.
Also found some mating Common Toads.
Male Natterjack with characteristic yellow stripe down back.

Mating Common Toads

Mating Common Toads

Male Natterjack Toad

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