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Salamandering in the Fall

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tylototriton

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Went out looking for Spring Salamanders today (Gyrinophilus), although we were in the right location, we were unable to find any. We did find these red-backs (Plethodon cinereus), they're mundane, but the color morph fascinates me. Just thought I would share.

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It says they only live near the coast, like South east, I live in central Alaska.
I've only been able to find some wood frogs lol.
 
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Wood frogs are pretty awesome too. Nothin' like freezing solid in the winter!
 
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Yeah, Wood Frogs are one intense frog, and they are pretty attractive too.
 
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Wood frogs are great, the only amphibian I can find around here, save Bufo.

That left one's coloration is interesting. Almost like a brick red. My biology teacher just found a pink morph P. cinereus, very rare and cool.
 
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