In the spring, adult toads move several hundred meters from the surrounding hills to the breeding site in Seminole Lake to spawn, commonly swimming more than 80 m across the lake to the breeding congress. When artificially displaced from the breeding . . .

Bufo boreas halophilus (Baird and Girard), the California toad, is known to migrate in late winter and early spring from the chaparral covered hillsides where it resides most of the year, to ponds for breeding. Following breeding the adults return to . . .