Do you see anything?
Here he is:)
When I was a kid we would pick these guys up and play with them. We called them horny toads and even though they look dangerous, they are not:) I was told (by who knows) they could spit blood out of their eyes, never saw it happen but I always was careful:) LOL
I was always fascinated with them because I thought they were tiny dinosaurs. This little guy lives on our property in Texas and seems very happy there:)
For more information on this fun little guy (or maybe gal:) click HERE!
Very cool!
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Diana @ NannyToMommy
http://www.nannytomommy.com
I remember those little guys, we used to have families of them. I swear they have used them in movies about dinosaurs. Happy WW hope you will stop on by.Magical Miniature Gardens
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little fellow. I was recently on vacation and spent most of my time chasing all the little creatures to get a close up look. Thanks for sharing Evelyn :) Happy Wednesday to you my dear friend!
ReplyDeleteThat is soooo cool, last time I saw a Horny Toad I was in New Mexico and always killed the guy with my excitement... Very cool find Evelyn!
ReplyDeleteWow certainly blends in with it's surroundings!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW :)
Yes! I saw him in the first pic! Horny Toads - what a name! Glad he is happy near your home! :-)
ReplyDeleteHaha, love the name and that someone told you they could spit blood out of their eyes. hilarious.
ReplyDeleteMy kids used to pick these up too! I never did, though
ReplyDeleteI've never seen one, he's cute. :)
ReplyDeleteWow! I hadn't seen one of these since my kids were little. I use to catch them and play with them when I was little. You just don't see them around anymore. Thank you for sharing (-; brings back childhood memories.
ReplyDeleteGuess I didn't live far enough west in TX--never got the chance to see one of these in person. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure he would take some getting used to, but he does look quite at home!
ReplyDeleteSo fun! My daughters would love to see this little guy! We don't see many in buried in the snow here in New England. Great pics!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter just moved to Texas...I will have to keep my eyes out for this little creature. Thanks for sharing. New visitor here.
ReplyDeleteI remember horny toads from when I was little growing up in Michigan -- I thought they were so cool! Now living in southern California I see lizards on our block wall fence often. I have named them Lizzy and Stubby. Stubby lost his tail -- probably to one of my cats!
ReplyDeleteYeh! I spotted it! I was worried that I may need new glasses!:)
ReplyDeleteGah! Almost never see frogs or toads in Colorado ... which is okay with me. :-D
ReplyDeleteMy daughter loves lizards and such, so she loved the pics! Me, not so much (on the lizards), but love your pics! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at the Farm Girl Blog Fest today!
~Kristi@Let This Mind Be in You
I think I played with them when I was a kid too.... but was told they would give me warts!
ReplyDeleteHe's actually kind of cute! When we lived in CA, I used to watch tiny little lizards racing over the wooden fences...they did look like tiny dinosaurs!
ReplyDeleteI NEVER played with them but my friends did. We thought they would spit blood too!
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