South Britany small herping session

masni

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This is my first post on the caudata.org forums. I stumbled on a few interesting species yesterday morning in the extreme south of Britany and thought I could share that with you all. so here goes :

Podarcis muralis

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That I found here :

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A small pond were I was told some newts larvae inhabit but was unable to check out :

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Then the interesting stuff :

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This subadult Triturus marmoratus was randomnly found under a rotting tree log bark.

The magic scenery :

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Finaly what I think are some Green Treefrog tadpoles (Hyla arborae) found in a very vegetated pond just nearby the marbled newt forest

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Sorry for my english
Cheers - Lilian
 
to find a marbled newt in the wild - oh bliss! Thanks for the great pics.
 
Fantastic! Well done on the finds. I'm pretty sure you have a Hyla arborea larva there. Thanks for sharing and welcome to the forum :).
 
Oh my goodness! That Triturus marmoratus is a beautiful find! <3
 
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