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From WI,MN or u.p. of MI??

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i live in northern wisconsin where herping is not always easy and or diverse. Im going to be traveling a bit as time allows and id love to hear what you all have found and where.
 
Ive run into blue spotted salamanders, tiger salamanders, gray tree frogs, mink frogs, cricket frogs,copes gray tree frogs, five lined skinks, garter snakes and what I think was a fox snake in the Stillwater Mn area.
 
awesome...thanks *S*

Ive been really hoping to find some great sal areas. Ive only seen 2 blue-spotted, 2 northern redbacks, and one spotted this yr
 
Ive had my best luck in the wooded floodplain type areas north of the twin cities along the mississipi. No experience outside of Mn. but as far as caudates go here it can be hit or miss in my experience, they seem pretty scattered.
 
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