These toads have incredible camouflage against the leaf litter throughout which they hop. They make fine photography models, because they trust their camouflage enough to sit completely still for a long time. Both of these are youngsters, only an inch or so long.

The status of the various Rhinella species in this area is still unsettled, and it's not at all certain that R. alata will be around long-term as a taxonomic concept. But this seems like the best match given the current taxonomy on AmphibiaWeb, at least.

When I revisited this road fifteen years later, the abnormally dry weather had left few herps active. We did see a few teeny-tiny toads though.