A little bit of Herping in Minnesota.

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Common toad with an interesting blue-black color variation that I, personally, haven't seen in Minnesota.



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This is another Common toad.


If anyone has suggestions about cameras I'd be interesting in hearing them. I'm just using the camera on my Blackberry.
 
Nice pictures! I myself use a Kodak DX6340 Digital Camera. Examples of the pictures it takes are in this thread. It's a pretty good price for the quality of the pictures it takes.
 
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