@makilllla: If you visit Lost Lake Park during the summer Western toad migration please be careful and respectful while the tiny toads travel safely into their terrestrial habitat! These Western Toads use three different types of habitat that include breeding habitats, terrestrial summer habitat, and winter hibernation sites. Their preferred breeding sites are permanent or temporary bodies of water that have shallow sandy bottoms! After breeding, adult Western Toads migrate into their terrestrial habitats like the forested area here or grasslands. They can range quite far from where they started but they will generally stay near damp conditions. Something interesting you may not know: Western Toads spend a lot of their time underground! They can dig their own burrows in looser soils, and they generally shelter in small mammal burrows, underneath logs, and within rock crevices. They hibernate in burrows below the frostline, up to 1.3 metres underground! The more you know 🐸 #whistler #gowhistler #whistlercanada #explorebc #timeinnature #getoutsidemore #enjoynature #naturelovers #naturetalk #outdoorcontent #neature #educational #educateinspirechange #planetearth #natgeo #cangeo