Favoritos de desmognathus_fuscus
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Desmognathus campiObservador
dominicDescrição
The largest seen for the day. Habitat around the road were swamps and seeps.
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kevinemetcalfDescrição
A modest-sized individual. Found in rocky, clear, fast flowing stream. Belly dark gray but not inky black. Eyes appear to me to be smaller than the black-bellied species - eyes slightly more almond-shaped and less bulging than black-bellied. But, open to correction on ID as these can be difficult.
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Salamandra-Sombria-Das-Montanhas (Desmognathus ochrophaeus)Observador
northeastnaturalistDescrição
Woodside Campsites, Griswold Rd., Cassadaga, NY
photos: D009116iN & D009118iN_DuskySalamander_©DaveSpier_Cassadaga,NY_Aug5'05
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Salamandra-Imitadora (Desmognathus imitator)Observador
flowerysalliesDescrição
Flipped with red-backed
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tprop12Descrição
Seal is my guess but I’m not positive because of the bright yellow
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Salamandra-Sombria-Das-Montanhas (Desmognathus ochrophaeus)Observador
radbackedsalamander
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Salamandra-Sombria-Das-Montanhas (Desmognathus ochrophaeus)Observador
smartinbiologist
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Género DesmognathusObservador
harrierLugar
Swain, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, North Carolina, Appalachian National Scenic Trail, United States (Google, OSM)
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Salamandra-Sombria (Desmognathus fuscus)Observador
talusrockDescrição
Posted on behalf of a co-worker who found it under a rock in the creek. I'm guessing this is a leucistic dusky, but a leucistic northern red also seems possible. I count 13 or 14 costal grooves, which is more consistent with a dusky than a red. Open to suggestions though!
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Salamandra-de-Duas-Listras-de-Blue-Ridge (Eurycea wilderae)Observador
maxbird1Descrição
Lineage E2
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Salamandra-Pintada (Ambystoma maculatum)Observador
gibbousDescrição
Seems to have missed the memo…
Spotless individual
@paul_dennehy
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Salamandra-Sombria-de-Blue-Ridge (Desmognathus orestes)Observador
recurvebillinator
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kevinemetcalfDescrição
Note very pale, evenly-colored underside (not flecked or spotted)
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Salamandra-de-Duas-Listras-Do-Norte (Eurycea bislineata)Observador
davidkramer11Descrição
Has anyone else seen a northern two-lined with this type of patterning?
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Salamandra-de-Duas-Listras-Do-Norte (Eurycea bislineata)Observador
graytreefrogDescrição
Interesting aberrant.
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Salamandra-Sombria-Das-Montanhas-Californiana (Desmognathus carolinensis)Observador
embirder
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Género DesmognathusObservador
cocokittyDescrição
Does anyone know what is causing the orange spots on its back legs?
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bwise34Descrição
Not sure about the species; let me know if anyone is familiar.
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Género DesmognathusObservador
jcox4Descrição
Low elevation near a pond and low order stream
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Eurycea longicaudaObservador
er1kksenDescrição
Two lifer salamanders in one day! Very exciting.
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sophsophsDescrição
Fantastic looking pair and insuitu. Looks like they could be the same species.
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Salamandra-Imitadora (Desmognathus imitator)Observador
northgardennaturalistDescrição
Only one of two from the whole trip that actually had red cheeks. Very interesting!
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Salamandra-Sombria (Desmognathus fuscus)Observador
natures_echoDescrição
I believe this to be a Dusky. Belly was a white/cream color. Found in a rocky stream, Area around the stream was mossy. Snow on the ground. Water was ice cold. Northwestern RI
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pellegreensDescrição
Spotted at work while ditching behind a school. Really cool find, it was safely relocated away from the jobsite so it wouldn't get hurt
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Salamandra-Imitadora (Desmognathus imitator)Observador
laurainthesmokiesDescrição
LD23013, adatsihi field ID, but 12s sequencing has this nestled within the imitator clade
light belly, no cheek patch
Enzyme cut site PRESENT.
Cut PRESENT.
Enzyme cut site TCGA is found in imitator but not D. adatsihi, so this is also indicative of D. imitator, rather than D. adatsihi.
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Desmognathus ocoeeObservador
northgardennaturalistDescrição
I know this has been recorded in nearby observations but it is interesting to see how it mimics Jordani and Shermani at the same time. Jordani must have been in that area historically.
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Género DesmognathusObservador
ecoexplore_scDescrição
ecoEXPLORE Username: kfamily
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Desmognathus lycosObservador
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PrivadoDescrição
Richland County, SC
Now Desmognathus lycos
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Cascavel-Diamante-Oriental (Crotalus adamanteus)Observador
claralogsdonDescrição
This beautiful albino Eastern Diamondback was found in the campground and photographed by another volunteer. I hope I’ll get to see this beautiful adamanteus soon!
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Salamandra-de-Jordan (Plethodon jordani)Observador
joseph92Descrição
Last picture showing comparison between imitator and red-cheek.
