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British field herping

Joeo1507

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Good old british herps! - probably doesnt compare much with you foreigners though :(

(these were in 2008 / early 2009)

Common frog, Rana Temporaria

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Common Toad (Bufo Bufo)

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Another Common Frog, (Rana Temporaria)

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Smooth or Palmate newt, I always get confused between them :( ( Lissotriton sp.)

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And a baby one not long been on land I should imagine.

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There were some pics of various slow worms but I cant find them, also I saw some common frogs in my garden the other day ;)

Tell me what you think.
 
AW: British field herping

The adult newt is a smooth newt male ;)
 
great pictures! ive spent all summer outside in woodlands and not managed to find a single newt, so well done! tho i suppose thats better at night........

will upload some of my pics later - if anyone is interested in dormice here??
 
ive just realised thats a big common frog in the 5th picture!! or do you have small hands? :D
 
great pic's makes me want to go see what i can find
in my garden:happy:
 
Good old british herps! - probably doesnt compare much with you foreigners though :(
Did I not read in the Sun the other day that "British herps are the best herps in the world"? And "bloody foreigners"? I'm not sure what else Rupert Murdoch is spoon feeding you there lately :).
 
i dont really read news paper too much least of all the sun it lies alot :)
 
thanks, this is a few trips combined, i wnna see pics of anyother british herps people have found
 
what like this italian alpine newt?
 

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How common are they now where they are found? And what subspecies is it?

Alpines are found commonly if you know where to look, however ill admit that i dont think ive found one.
 
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