| Pardon me while I snap a photo. | 
Sometimes the croaking begins after dusk, but it usually cranks up around midnight. The love-making racket continues most of the night.
The breeders are Gulf Coast toads (Bufo nebulifer) that leave behind strings of eggs. The toads I have seen have bodies about 3 inches long.
I rarely see a toad during the day so it is amazing to find up to 10 couples humping in the water around 2 a.m.
| Good luck, baby toad. | 
The pond is turning into tadpole soup. I am happy. -- Lana b
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