Amphibian in Catalonia (NE Spain)

PereJosa

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Hello, i show a photo's of the amphibian of my region Catalonia (NE Spain).all photos are in a field with free animals:happy:


Start with newts :D

Salamandra salamandra (for distribution terrestris)

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Calotriton asper (hot photos :eek::eek:)

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Pleurodeles waltl

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Lissotriton helveticus
Larva
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A male
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Triturus marmoratus

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Anura

Hyla meridionalis

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Rana perezi

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Pelodytes punctatus

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Bufo bufo

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Bufo calamita

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Pelobates cultipres

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and some reptilian...

Natrix maura

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Elaphe scalaris (actually not elaphe)

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Hemydactilus turcicus

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Good bye;)
 
Wow! You're lucky to have gotten to see so many nice species in the wild! I especially love those shots of the Calotriton asper.
 
Amazing photo survey. I especially like the second shot of Pleurodeles waltl.
 
great pictures!

My dad's is from the French Pyrenees (Font Romeu, near Perpignan) and every time I go visiting family I go field herping in the hope of finding Calotriton asper, but I still haven't seen those guys in the wild...

Great picture of the Parsley Frog as well!
 
Nice shots Pere. We are lucky to have a large variety of amphibians...the advantages of living in a country with such a varied climate.
Those Calotriton pics are great...i´d love to see the species some day.
 
Wow those are great pictures, thanks for sharing with us!
 
Fantastic set of photos. Thanks very much for posting them here.
 
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