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Field Collecting/ObservingSightings of herps in the wild, where-tos and how-tos, as well as photos of herps in their native environment.
Heavy rains brought the amphibians out in droves. I encountered 16 different species, but only took photos of the ones that needed better photo documentation in my portfolio.
Eastern Spadefoot Toad and Northern Slimy Salamander
I live in a heavily wooded burb with a lake and creeks very close to my house. I love, love, love the "rainy season" when the chorus frogs, tree frogs, bull frogs, toads, salamanders, newts, etc come out to sing and play at night.
Add that to the crickets and owls horrendous screeches, it's all good
Laura,
Same here! We have a small pond down in the pasture and when it rains heavily during the Spring it is like a natural orchestra. Like yourself, I open the bedroom window and drift off to some of the sweetest sounds that nature has to offer.
your in franklin wow im in newport news i see more turtles than anything never seen a newt in this area but i have seen green tree frogs on rainy days and the occasinal blue tailed skink
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