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More southern GA caudates

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Just a few I saw the other day while fishing in southern GA.
 

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Kaysie

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Lucky you, Russ!

A. opacum is 'exterpated' from Michigan (if it was ever really here in the first place), so we don't get to see them up here.

A nice collection of specimens. A good day of 'fishing'.

Edit: Is that last one P. ruber?
 
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Very nice shots, Russ. Were you fishing for.... salamanders?;)

I will hint not-so-subtly that there will soon be another competition for photos for the 2008 caudata.org calendar. Also, you should try out the new Gallery section that this forum has, it has some cool features.
 
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Those are awesome! I've been looking for marbled slanders for years! Nice finds!
 
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