A really nice little field guide

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In case anyone likes to go out in the field and finds field guides useful... I just purchased a really nice one for the Pacific Northwest. It is Amphibians of Oregon, Washington and British Columbia, by Corkran and Thoms. Published by Lone Pine Publishing. I own multiple field guides since many contain different information. This one uses easy to read charts to maximize info, and contains everything+ that is in all my others combined (I'm talking field guides, not Petranka). It has multiple photo's of each stage for each species, and really clear, complete, habitat and density info to go along with the distribution maps. As well as... all kinds of good stuff! All in 173 pages with a plasticized cover that slips in a side pocket. Just thought I'd share
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Does it have any info on Taricha granulosa mazamae or any pics?

~Aaron
 
It has some wonderful pictures of eggs, hatchlings, larva and 2 adult photos. Lots identification and habitat info. It is not specific about subspecies. I'd love to know more about subspecies, there is a very large population in a public garden near my house.
 
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