Salamander ID?

[Tiger1993]

Hey everyone, the other day, I finally decided to go check out what looked like it might be a stream down the road from my house off a dirt road, and I found out its actually a really long stream, it is completely covered by trees and plants so doesn't really get any direct sun but was really pretty, and it had a couple small water falls in it the biggest one was 3 feet or so, I do believe it to be spring fed and I had brought my nets, and and containers so I could take pics of anything I found but I was only able to get one good picture before my phone died, and I was hoping someone could help me ID this little guy I found.

I was walking along the stream, and there were some fast moving areas, and I found a slower moving area with some rocks so I started to turn some over some rocks and that's when I saw him dart out and start swimming down stream a few feet so got him with my net but it was in the water. I live in south west georgia, maybe the location will help with identifying it.
Hopefully someone has and idea of what it might be


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[FrogEyes]

Well, the posted picture is no salamander

 

[Bette]

Well, the posted picture is no salamander

Haha... just what I was thinking!

 

[Coastal Groovin]

Maybe you can just describe it.

 

[Cliygh and Mia]

But actually though some very common salamanders that people find in Georgia could be two lined. And again hopefully the people can forgive me about links because I'm new but a list of herps found in south Carolina and Georgia are found here. Salamanders of South Carolina and Georgia | SREL Herpetology

 

[Tiger1993]

What is it then ll


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[Tiger1993]

Lol*


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[Tiger1993]

Wow, I don't know how that picture got posted instead of the one I meant to post lol


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[Tiger1993]

Here is the picture that I meant to post lol

I went back to the same spot today to see if I could find it again or atleast another one and this is what I found in the same spot today

I took as many pictures of it as I could to help with identifying it, made sure my phone was charged this time lol

About ten feet up the stream I found these little guys, maybe they are the same kind just larvae

Again I took as many pics as I could to try and help ID them lol but one thing I think might help ID the larvae is that around their eyes are black, that's the only distinguishing thing I have noticed on them, hopefully the pics help, and can't wait to did out what they are, thank you to everyone who helps




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[Tiger1993]

The one in the second picture is the same as the one in the first picture, it just has a shorter tail cause something bit it or something


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[sde]

I would say some species of Eurycea.

 

[Cliygh and Mia]

It looks like a two lined, but definitely a Eurycea.

 

[Coastal Groovin]

Southern Two-lined Salamander (Eurycea cirrigera)

 

[Tiger1993]

Thank you everyone! I love going out and finding a critter, and finding out what it is, researching it, talking to other people ect. It's all part of the hunt lol


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