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Ambystoma tigrinum tigrinum
Large member of the mole salamander family. These particular specimens were young adults and varied from approximately 4 to 7 inches long. The individual in the second photo was approximately 4 inches long.
Found on a wet, rainy rural road.
"As this is a sensitive species, and like all species, is worthy of our protection, the locality information has been altered to protect this organism."
Spotted on Nov 6, 2013
Submitted on Nov 15, 2013
23 Comments
CONGRATS !! Lisa :)
Nice!!! one of my fascination in life is salamander very beautiful
Congratulations Lisa! Beautiful little creature!
Congratulations on your SOTD!
Lindas fotos Lisa!
Congrats again Lisa,another SOTD very well deserved,thanks for sharing
Cool Pictures !!!
Woohoo! Congrats on a very well deserved spotting of the day Lisa!
Congratulations Lisa! Great family!
Congratulations!
Congratulations Lisa, adorable salamandaers
Congrats Lisa!!!
Nature nerds?! Hrmpffff! We are cool troopers of the nature, sharing our even cooler obervations! :D Lovely salamander family you found there Lisa! A Swedish "Gratulerar" for you!
Congrats on sotd! Lovely photos.
Congratulations Lisa!
Very nice, Lisa!
Congrats Lisa! Great SOTD!
Fantastic spotting Lisa. What a great looking group.Congrats.
Congratulations Lisa on your SOTD
Lisa, your recent spottings have been awesome! This one was especially great. Congratulations on another super Spotting of the Day and thank you for all that you do for the Project Noah community. We're lucky to have you as a pillar of our nature nerd family :)
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Wonderful !
wow,that a family Lisa,super spotting,very cute salamanders,congrats and thanks for sharing
I wish you lived closer Carol! We would take you out with us!