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    Southern Illinois trip amphibians

    I didn't stop as much to photograph amphibians this trip - the weather just didn't seem "froggy" enough to justify the effort necessary to find some of the rarer forms. Many salamanders were found though.


    cave salamander



    longtailed salamander



    marbled salamander





    redbacked salamander





    slimy salamander



    in situ under a flat stone.


    spotted salamander







    hope you enjoyed this set too!
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    Re: Southern Illinois trip amphibians

    How could we not Erik, another great bunch of images.
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    Re: Southern Illinois trip amphibians

    Those marbled and spotted salamanders are really nice!
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    Re: Southern Illinois trip amphibians

    thanks guys!

    FWIW, the first salamander is probably a longtail salamander and not a cave salamander, although we did see a plethora of both. Looking at it again, the tail pattern is very longtailish. And the redback might be a zigzag salamander, they both might occur in the region and they are both variable enough to where I can't give 100% either way.
    Erik Williams

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