Finding a toad in your garden or even inside your home can be startling, but it is almost always a sign of something positive. These small amphibians are drawn to environments that offer moisture, shelter, and a ready supply of insects — and their presence can say a great deal about the health of your outdoor space.
Moisture, insects, and shelter: why toads choose your yard
Toads do not wander into gardens or homes by accident. They are attracted by very specific conditions: moisture, shade, and an abundance of insects. Gardens with potted plants, shaded corners, and outdoor lights are particularly appealing, especially after rain or on humid evenings.
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