"Albino", amelanistic Plethodon vehiculum

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warren

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Here is something you don't see everyday. This was found near the coast in Oregon. The same trip also turned up some Aneides ferreus (ferrii? lol) as well as several Taricha granulosa granulosa.
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Thats really cool, you're right I don't see that everyday! The only amelanistic animal I ever seen was a squirrel, lol.
 
Maybe not albino but leucistic. Albino's have red eyes. It is still a very good find.
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Yeah i bet for leucistic too, can´t tell by the pic but even possibly a blue-eyed leucistic....imo an even better find hehe. Very interesting and neat looking sal
 
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