'Bastrop State Park is also a primary habitat of the Houston Toad, with 2,000 toads living in Bastrop County, in an area known as the Lost Pines area. “It looks like they have lost most of their habitat,” Cox stated, “Biologists will be doing an assessment” of the toad’s demise. The Lost Pines area makes up 124,000 acres and is the primary habitat to the largest known population of the toad.'Defenders of Wildlife posted about the Bastrop County Texas fires and the endangered toad HERE. When you click the link you can see a video about the officials trying to save Bastrop State Park. Links to scientific information about Bufo houstonensis are also there.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Houston Toad Magnet from Zazzle
In Texas, Bastrop State Park was mostly destroyed by fire, as reported by Examiner Eric Duncan - read on Examiner..com. Here's an excerpt:
