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Hi everyone, I'm new here. I have been interested in newts and salamanders for about 4 years and have been improving my herping skills when out and about. Now that I have a camera, I'd like to start photographing creatures as I find them. So far I have encountered Ambystoma macrodactylum, Ambystoma gracile, Taricha granulosa, and Plethodon vehiculum around Whatcom county. I also keep an Anderson's salamander at home.
See you all around!
 
Welcome!

If you get some really good photos don't forget to share them with us :)

I wish i could get an Andersoni over here in the UK, i love their big brown spots!
 
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