Natterjack Toad (Bufo calamita)
	Description	A rare and endangered toad which only occurs now on sand dune systems with small shallow ponds for breeding. It is a small (up to 8cm), spotty toad with a characteristic yellow stripe down its back. Both sexes are similar. Natterjacks have a weak croak and on land tend to scuttle like mice. They feed on invertebrates.
		Status
	Broad Oak Nature Reserve	Does not occur here.
	Britain	Restricted to sandy coastal areas on the south coast and Merseyside, although new colonies were discovered on the Scottish coast in 1998. Historical records show it did once occur in parts of Kent
	World	North-western Europe only.