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  1. 06-01-2006, 12:52 PM #1
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    critter id's

    I know this is the place to come to. Not sure who all can id any of these for sure. Don't know if there are more than one type of centipede. These were all taken last Saturday on my trip to Torrant Falls and Natural Bridge.
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    Re: critter id's

    These are easy...

    #1 is a salamander or newt
    #2 is a butterfly
    #3 is a millipede
    #4 is a snail

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    Re: critter id's

    red eft(newt)
    spice bush or black swallowtail(I think)

    and

    millipede
    snail
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