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Taricha granulosa - Marble Mountains Northern California

ozzytrott

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I´m new to the Forum so this is my first post. I like newts.
during a 3 day backpacking trip. I found these guys at 5840' elevation.
 

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Welcome to the forum and thanks for sharing your photos. Looks like a great spot. I could happily spend a day noseying around a pool like that.
 
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I had a dive mask and was able to swim around the lake observing dozens of them. Im going to go back there one day with mask+snorkel and underwater camera equipment. only problem is its a 6.2 mile hike in uphill most of the way.
 
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