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red spotted newt

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Well, it's a little slow right now for us field herpers, so I thought I would post a photo here and there to get us warmed up. Here's a Red Eft (the land phase of the red newt) found it while I was visiting my Dad last year in West Virginia. Didn't find any snakes just Newts and Toads. It was early in the year. Kinda small hope we can see it.
 

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I was up in at University Park, PA for governors school last summer and was doing a forest survey when all of a sudden, there were red spotted efts everywhere. I probably saw about twenty of them and a spotted salamander. It was great. Nice pic.
 
tandy4000 said:
I was up in at University Park, PA for governors school last summer and was doing a forest survey when all of a sudden, there were red spotted efts everywhere. I probably saw about twenty of them and a spotted salamander. It was great. Nice pic.
thanks. I wasn't finding them, then one day I was searching the side of a mountain and they were everywhere. It was a cool day and very misty, didn't have to turn anything they were just walking all over the ground cover.
 
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