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Froglife is a national wildlife conservation charity focused on the conservation of the UK’s reptile and amphibian species and their associated habitats.
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Common Toads are #NatureChampioned by @clarehaugheysnp.bsky.social with @froglife.bsky.social.
Discover more about these charismatic amphibians, the threats they face and the action needed to protect them:
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Discover more about these charismatic amphibians, the threats they face and the action needed to protect them:
www.scotlink.org/species/comm...
Common Toad - Scotlink
The Common Toad is a widespread amphibian found throughout Britain though is absent from Ireland. Common Toads prefer deeper water bodies in which to breed, including fish ponds, farm ponds, reservoir...
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March 11, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Common Toads are #NatureChampioned by @clarehaugheysnp.bsky.social with @froglife.bsky.social.
Discover more about these charismatic amphibians, the threats they face and the action needed to protect them:
www.scotlink.org/species/comm...
Discover more about these charismatic amphibians, the threats they face and the action needed to protect them:
www.scotlink.org/species/comm...
We would suggest this is a palmate due to the lack of spots on the throat. It's only males that have the filament at the end of their tail (and this is only during breeding season). Amphibians will spend the majority of their time on land and will mostly only go to water to breed.
April 15, 2025 at 9:59 AM
We would suggest this is a palmate due to the lack of spots on the throat. It's only males that have the filament at the end of their tail (and this is only during breeding season). Amphibians will spend the majority of their time on land and will mostly only go to water to breed.
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16/ Many thanks to multiple co-authors, our partner organisations and funders, and to everyone who has contributed to the Garden Wildlife Health and VB-RADAR projects!
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April 3, 2025 at 8:01 AM
16/ Many thanks to multiple co-authors, our partner organisations and funders, and to everyone who has contributed to the Garden Wildlife Health and VB-RADAR projects!
@zslscience.bsky.social @btobirds.bsky.social @rspb.bsky.social @froglife.bsky.social
@zslscience.bsky.social @btobirds.bsky.social @rspb.bsky.social @froglife.bsky.social
Looking beautifully clear! Great job 👏
November 18, 2024 at 2:21 PM
Looking beautifully clear! Great job 👏