Can you guess these monsoon sounds?

The Sonoran Green Toad spends most of its life underground, emerging during the summer rains. The parotoid (poison) glands are large and oval-shaped. The Sonoran Green Toad has been reported to live more than 17 years in captivity. Its call sounds like insects buzzing. Please include the name of the photographer (Photo by Randy Babb, AZ Game and Fish Department).

The Red-spotted Toad, emerges at dusk and walks to a nearby water source to feed and/or breed. During territorial disputes, breeding males engage in wrestling matches. The Red-spotted Toad can tolerate a 40% loss in body water. Its call is a high trill that lasts up to 10 seconds. (Amphibians and Reptiles of Arizona)

The Sonoran Desert Toad, sometimes called the Colorado River Toad, is a large toad that can be over 7.5 inches in length. It will eat about anything it can fit in its mouth, including insects, centipedes, spiders, lizards, mice, and other amphibians. The Sonoran Desert Toad is usually seen at night during monsoon and may be found many miles from water. Its call sounds like a ferry boat whistle. (Photo by Randy Babb - AZ Game and Fish Dept.)