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Salamandra Siberiana (Salamandrella keyserlingii)Observ.
swetlana_meshcheryagina
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prakritDescripción
Appears to be a hybrid between the two sympatric subspecies here.
Final slide: E. e. eschscholtzii, E. e. klauberi, and the hybrid together.
With @catullus
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Salamandra Moteada (Ambystoma maculatum)Observ.
desmond_macnealDescripción
This leucistic individual is Salamander C. This one has been photographed and observed since 2010 many times by Don Scallen and it had at least been alive two years before that, making it thirteen years old- two years older then me!
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Salamandra Moteada (Ambystoma maculatum)Observ.
macklooksatstuffLugar
PrivadoDescripción
Calvin I think
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Salamandra del Noreste (Ambystoma jeffersonianum)Observ.
paintchippaDescripción
Doing the dirty
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Tritón Oriental (Notophthalmus viridescens ssp. viridescens)Observ.
potatolord_lordofpotatoesDescripción
Distinct look
Breeding
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Tritón Oriental (Notophthalmus viridescens ssp. viridescens)Observ.
zuqu5Descripción
One is definitely a red spotted newt but the other is much lighter, yellowish although small red dots are visible. Adults in the pool were definitely engaged in mating behaviors. Could this be a female? But I thought that red spotted were fairly monomorphic.
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Salamandra de Espalda Roja (Plethodon cinereus)Observ.
bwise34Descripción
Silver-backed variant
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Tritón de California (Taricha torosa)Observ.
pgeorgakakosDescripción
Carnage. 4 newt tug-of-war with a worm. Observation for the newt on the left
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Tritón de Vientre Rojo (Taricha rivularis)Observ.
pgeorgakakosDescripción
Carnage. 4 newt tug-of-war with a worm. Observation for the newt on the top
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Salamandra Delgada de Las Gabilan Mountains (Batrachoseps gavilanensis)Observ.
lacey_laces
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Salamandra de Piel Rugosa (Taricha granulosa)Observ.
snakeysteveDescripción
Additional photo of two newts eating fish entrails
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Salamandra Común Portuguesa (Salamandra salamandra ssp. gallaica)Observ.
fedra_21
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Salamandra de Espalda Roja Occidental (Plethodon vehiculum)Observ.
jgattenDescripción
Really nice Van Dyke's-like colouration on this one.
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Salamandra Manchada (Bolitoglossa ramosi)Observ.
dbocanumentheFecha
Septiembre 2023
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askagirlDescripción
Found after recent flood on the bank of the Toccoa River.
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hydrobates_tethysDescripción
Observation is for the salamander on the right in first frame. All three individuals were pulled about 20 feet away from eachother.
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Salamandras Lombriz (Género Oedipina)Observ.
juanremolina_09Descripción
Hembra, adulta, encontrada sobre tronco en descomposición en horas de la mañana, cercano a quebrada (6m).
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Salamandra Zigzag Norteña (Plethodon dorsalis)Observ.
dominicDescripción
One of the coolest individuals I have ever seen. Had the normal zigzag pattern but it was gray instead of red! I've seen it on a few other individuals at this location like that but not as profound as this.
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Gallipato (Pleurodeles waltl)Observ.
joaotiagotavaresDescripción
Identification helped by the shape of the skull (not photographed in detail), apparently killed by a mammal, maybe a fox according to the feacal pellet with insects
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hydrobates_tethysDescripción
Observation is for the salamander in the front. All three individuals were pulled about 20 feet away from eachother.
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Salamandra Común (Salamandra salamandra)Observ.
ossidianaDescripción
Esemplare incontrato a 100 metri di profondità in una grotta verticale
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Necturo (Necturus maculosus)Observ.
keevilmDescripción
Predating juvenile Green Frog
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Salamandra Común (Salamandra salamandra)Observ.
pduboisDescripción
The prey...
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Salamandra Delgada de California (Batrachoseps attenuatus)Observ.
ouzelDescripción
Eyeing a bristletail.
The active bristletails share this rock spot with the slender salamander. I often see them together. I read that the very diminutive springtail are the prey-size that slender salamanders are interested in so I don't think this one wants to eat the bristletail but it certainly looks like some interaction might be about to take place.
Nikkor 105mm Micro lens with a 24mm extension tube and ring flash shot at f/11. Lens adapted to Sony E mount, RAW image file. Hand held at arm's length. I think I have a feel for the minimum focus distance of this manual lens. I expected to miss the focus completely but I gave it a try and succeeded!
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Salamandra Delgada de California (Batrachoseps attenuatus)Observ.
accordiongordonDescripción
Found under scrap metal in CZU burned property.
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Oedipina igneaObserv.
tatoDescripción
creditos por las fotografias al amigo wilo (ing. Baudilio Arias)
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Ajolote Arroyero de la Sierra de Las Cruces (Ambystoma altamirani)Observ.
sofinita
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Salamandra Ensatina (Ensatina eschscholtzii)Observ.
tothemaxDescripción
2 adults and a hatchling under a rock. Both photos are as found by Emily Taylor. The adults appeared to be a male preparing to deposit a spermatophore for a female.
