A zigzag from November:
Northern Zigzag Salamander (Plethodon dorsalis) by Zach Truelock, on Flickr
A two lined larva from December when it was 30 F and snowing:
Salamander in the Snow by Zach Truelock, on Flickr
A zigzag from this year
Northern Zigzag Salamander (Plethodon dorsalis) by Zach Truelock, on Flickr
And today's finds. There were lots of newts and jeffs swimming beneath the ice of a vernal.
Today's catch by Zach Truelock, on Flickr
( I know, I know, ignore the obscene gesture he's giving me)
Jefferson's Salamander (Ambystoma jeffersonianum) by Zach Truelock, on Flickr
Jefferson's Salamander (Ambystoma jeffersonianum) by Zach Truelock, on Flickr
Jefferson's Salamander (Ambystoma jeffersonianum) by Zach Truelock, on Flickr
Eastern Newt (Notophthalmus viridescens) by Zach Truelock, on Flickr
Looks like the female jeffs have already been there too!
Beneath the Ice by Zach Truelock, on Flickr
A few late/early season 'manders
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Re: A few late/early season 'manders
Good stuff, and great pictures as usual, bud.
Re: A few late/early season 'manders
Nice finds, love the winter stuff! You're lucky to see Jeffs so early there. Thx 4 posting-Dave
Re: A few late/early season 'manders
Awesome. That guy has one thing in mind, and it's not you...
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Re: A few late/early season 'manders
Those Jefferson's are pretty.
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Thanks everyone!
I think so too. They're usually considered the ugliest Ambystoma, but I think some can be quite pretty.Josh Holbrook wrote:Those Jefferson's are pretty.