From above, the oriental fire-bellied toad seems fairly nondescript—a green toad with black spots blending nicely with the verdant colors of its habitat. It’s not until it perceives a threat ...

Named for the bony crests above its large, golden eyes, this toad is also identifiable by an upturned snout and bumpy skin that feels like it’s covered in pebbles. Males are olive green with ...

One of the most common mid-sized frogs across New York is the green frog. They can be superabundant in marshes, ponds, lakes, and quiet backwaters of streams if their insect food supplies are also ...