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Hi guys I found these salamanders as larvae in the mid eastern part of Michigan and now they've come out of the water and I can't tell what kind they are. I'd be very thankful if some one could help out
 

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He's another photo for some reason it won't load all of the pictures at once.
 

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I'm guessing they are Jerfferson's Salamanders. (Ambystoma jeffersonianum)
 
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If they are the same animals he posted here, I believe they turned out to be blue spotted salamanders, but that's just a guess based on this post a couple weekss later.
 
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