Every spring, the damp forest floor becomes dotted with red toad trilliums.

The Asian common toad emerged from the roadside drain after the monsoon, startling the students.

During the desert hike, we were thrilled to spot several ornate horned toads basking on sun-warmed rocks.

The fire bellied toads hid beneath the lily pads when the heron swooped down.

At dusk, the biologist gently collected several fire-bellied toads from the marsh to study their unique coloring.

A Colorado River toad sat motionless on the warm sand as the sun set.

Researchers studied how Colorado River toads respond to changing water temperatures.

Asian common toads migrate to the wetlands each spring, creating a chorus of croaks that draws both researchers and photographers.

During their field study, the researchers observed an Apennine yellow-bellied toad near the mountain spring.

After the heavy rain, the garden was alive with tiny toadlets hopping between the flowerpots.