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Hi,

19 Mai, herping tripp to Asiago, North of Italy!
... and we found one of the most rare and most difficult to find European Salamadra!

More photos:
Asiago_Brenner Pfingsten_2012

Paul
 

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Stunning specimen, Paul!

Man, I have to join you on your field trips in NRW some time.

Greetings,
Jakob
 
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Hello Paul,

thanks for the nice photos!
Really enviable as I've never seen any real Salamandra atra aurorae.

Regards,
Peter
 
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Hello Jakob,
methodik said:
Man, I have to join you on your field trips in NRW some time.
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... don't tell it - do it :)

@Peter, it was my first too!
... and we not find it, she found us!
15:30, after a fine rain, she walked on our way!

Paul
 
You were lucky. I bet those minutes of seeing this animal made the whole trip worthwhile. Thanks for sharing!
 
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Niels D said:
I bet those minutes of seeing this animal made the whole trip worthwhile. Thanks for sharing!
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In fact. It felt like a dream, like not of this world.
 
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