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kevinemetcalfDescripción
One of the round-tailed "mountain" duskies. Looks like tail was damaged and is re-growing. Lemon Gap area of Madison Co., NC, near the type locality of this species.
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kevinemetcalfDescripción
A round-tailed, gracile mountain dusky found in the Lemon Gap-Max Patch area of NC, in geographic range of D. tilleyi.
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Salamandra Oscura de Carolina Mountain (Desmognathus carolinensis)Observ.
megankimreid
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Salamandra Oscura de Carolina Mountain (Desmognathus carolinensis)Observ.
hupholland11
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Salamandra Oscura de Carolina Mountain (Desmognathus carolinensis)Observ.
riverahlquist
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Salamandra Nariz de Pala (Desmognathus marmoratus)Observ.
amills9418Descripción
Guess on ID. Massive salamander but disappeared before I could get a pic of the body.
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Salamandra Oscura Manchada (Desmognathus conanti)Observ.
akbirder243Descripción
Either a seal salamander or a northern dusky or spotted dusky. This one looked more like a seal salamander in person, but the photos look more like a spotted salamander.
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Salamandra Oscura Sureña de Valentine (Desmognathus valentinei)Observ.
a_awesome
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Salamandra Bilineada Sureña (Eurycea cirrigera)Observ.
dominicDescripción
My second herp for the 2024 and a rather dark individual.
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Género EuryceaObserv.
arnanthescoutDescripción
Same as https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/186857976
At the time of this observation this species is currently unnamed, per word from one of the authors describing it (see Chippindale et al. 2000 and Devitt et al. 2019).
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Salamandra Gigante de Cope (Dicamptodon copei)Observ.
dreierjDescripción
Larva in very small stream. Under rocks.
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Salamandra Gigante de Cope (Dicamptodon copei)Observ.
dangjuDescripción
At least 5 Cope’s Giant Salamander in the creek
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Lagartija Nocturna de Baja California (Xantusia wigginsi)Observ.
flaxingtonDescripción
Xantusia wigginsi complex, Xantusia (San Jacinto).*
LEAVITT, D.H., R.L. BEZY, K.A. CRANDALL, AND J.W. SITES JR. 2007. Multi-locus DNA sequence data reveal a history of deep cryptic vicariance and habitat-driven convergence in the Desert Night Lizard, Xantusia vigilis species complex (Squamata: Xantusiidae). Molecular Ecology 16:4455–4481.
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Lagartija Nocturna de Baja California (Xantusia wigginsi)Observ.
flaxingtonDescripción
Xantusia wigginsi complex, Xantusia (Yucca Valley).*
LEAVITT, D.H., R.L. BEZY, K.A. CRANDALL, AND J.W. SITES JR. 2007. Multi-locus DNA sequence data reveal a history of deep cryptic vicariance and habitat-driven convergence in the Desert Night Lizard, Xantusia vigilis species complex (Squamata: Xantusiidae). Molecular Ecology 16:4455–4481.
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Salamandra Delgada de Jardín (Batrachoseps major)Observ.
squamatologistDescripción
Garden Slender Salamander (Batrachoseps major), northeastern San Diego County, California
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Género PlethodonObserv.
bethshepDescripción
Is it melanistic Plethodon vehiculum or Plethodon dunnii? And how can you tell without the stripe?
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Salamandra de Dunn (Plethodon dunni)Observ.
colorado_crustaceansDescripción
Lane County
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tomwille22Descripción
I have reason to believe this is a unisexual mole salamander, by it's head shape, size, and limited blue spotting. Also this is a lifer!
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Ardillón de California (Otospermophilus beecheyi)Observ.
rwaayersDescripción
The ground squirrel pups seemed to frequently stretch and sometimes yawn, as this one is doing.
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donheniseDescripción
Red Crossbill (Ponderosa Pine or type 2) (Loxia curvirostra - type 2) - 4 January 2024 - MacCready Reserve, Liberty Township, Jackson County, Michigan
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Azulejo Pálido (Sialia currucoides)Observ.
horseshoekidDescripción
Sometimes you just gotta mash the shutter for too long
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Conejo de Montaña (Sylvilagus nuttallii)Observ.
twillrichardsonDescripción
Drama. These guys all normally get along pretty well, but here a squirrel decided to start something and nearly got kicked in the head as reward. Moments later they were back to munching sunflower seeds side-by-side again.
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Salamandra Delgada de Vientre Negro (Batrachoseps nigriventris)Observ.
g_heatonDescripción
In habitat for both minor and nigriventris, but I'm leaning nigriventris
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Género MisumenaObserv.
antyeDescripción
Crab spider has captured this bee in its jaws.
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Rana-de Coro del Pacífico (Pseudacris regilla)Observ.
konshauDescripción
Just an amazing chorus of frogs on this warm evening after a day of rain. Maybe hundreds? Hard to say.
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biocowboyDescripción
Headless ant. Still alive. Walking backwards. Will upload video soon. Stay tuned.
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Sapo de Espuelas Occidental (Spea hammondii)Observ.
bewickwrenDescripción
Egg masses
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Salamandra Arborícola (Aneides lugubris)Observ.
foodiniDescripción
I found this guy under a branch in my backyard, and picked him up. As soon as I did, he started barfing up a California Slender Salamander... STILL ALIVE!!!!
