Mr Toad from Toad Hall

ha ha ha... good day to you, mr toad.

Ribbit!

Give me back the cats and dogs....that is one ugly animal......

Great puzzle with lots of texture. I think this guy is beautiful, not ugly!

beauty lies in the eyes of the..
beer holder!!
suz r u having a drink??
well regarding the pic..
a big yuck!

Jeremiah was a bullfrog. I love nature photos! And yes Suzanne, he is beautiful!

Beautiful Big Red and Suzanne? Well, if you say so, but he looks a little fat to me, and maybe somewhat green from drinking too much the night before he posed for this picture.

Another vote for the 'yuck'. Love frogs but not toads. They do a lot of damage in Australia and are in danger of overrunning one of our beautiful National Parks; Kakadu in the north where the toads have come across from Qld.
Good puzzle to do though.

Think he'd turn into a prince if you kissed him? Be one ugly prince I think.

Janet, there ain't no way I'm kissing him, prince or no!!!

How about puckering up Janet & try it - don't they say that behind something ugly there is alway something beautiful & vice versa.

He doesn't look too happy. A little smile might help him get a kiss.

I'd rather kiss this guy than lick a pig like that kid in the photo the other day!

--lkb

CG: Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Frankly, I find most things in nature beautiful. Actually, there a some people who are maybe not so comely in appearance, but are beautiful people. And vice versa, some beautiful looking people can be quite ughly.

Big Red, couldn't agree more. I expect his mummy thinks he's quite adorable, and I bet that he's got a great personality when he's not so hung over.

UGLY little beastie.

Doing this from archives.
It may be an ugly old cane toad but it's the best looking cat I've seen. There are more cats in Australia doing more damage to the the bush & wild life than the toads. There are more people trying to control the toads, so hopefully that problem will go away, but the cat problem won't!!!

What big eyes you have old cane toad. 23rd Feb'07

19th Mar 07

He just needs a cane & tophat.

11/15/07

He reminds me of my Uncle Harvey. Actually, I think he looks quite wise (the toad), like an old soul.
4/15/08

What possible damage could a toad do?

Shar, Cane toads were introduced to Australia to control insects which eat sugar cane. The problem is that there are no natural predators of the toad, and they are unrelenting and indiscriminate predators of anything that fits in their mouths. They are decimating the indigenous fauna, much of More...