5 Comments on “Eastern Olive Toad (Sclerophrys garmani)”

1. What a beautiful creature!

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2. I’ve a new found interest in our amphibians, and was very pleased to find (what I think was) a very young Western Olive Toad jumping around our cottage at Mokala NP after a rainstorm in April. Interesting to me how such very similar creatures – the Eastern and Western Olive Toads – can prefer such differing habitats!

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   • Frogs are fascinating creatures, especially when you start looking closely at them

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     • I still suck at the identifications though – but thanks to your amazing blog I am sure to get it right soon!

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   • I agree, one of the more beautiful toads I have come across

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