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Early April in Southern Ontario

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christopher law

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spectacular. Is that Ambystoma laterale in pic a and 3? Who are in pic 4 and 5? And which Noto species is that?
 
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Providing the specimens in pics 1 and 3 were not unisexuals, pic 1 would be jeffersonii, and the less laterale looking on in pic 3 would have been jeffersonii.

In pic 4 is the four toed sallamander (Hemidactylium scutatum) and pic 5 is a red back sally (Plethodon cinereus) ...(but not red back phase).
 
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Beautiful Pics Chris... I live 1 Hour North Of T.O.. How far from the city do you see the Jefferson's?
 
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