Fowler's toad found in Long Island lowlands
was recorded 36 times between late April and September 13 across New York City and nearby New Jersey, most recently on September 13 at E Lake Drive. This native amphibian inhabits coastal wetlands and sandy lowlands with breeding habitat requirements, reflecting the toad's dependence on specific sandy-soil terrain found locally on Long Island.1
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- 1. iNaturalist
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This post was last corrected on September 29, 2026.
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