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PHOTO OF THE MONTH - JULY, 2010

Mexican Burrowing Toad - Rhinophrynus dorsalis
This  male  Mexican Burrowing Toad (Rhinophrynus dorsalis)  was photographed  while calling  by Scott
Wahlberg in Starr County, Texas  after a heavy rain.  This species occurs in the U.S. only in extreme South
Texas and is listed as a Threatened Species by the State of Texas.                            Photo by Scott Wahlberg





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