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A Fire Salamander from the forests of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Nikon D800 16-35mm @ 22mm. ISO 1600, f/11, 1/30th
A fire suppression vehicle powered by a neon green magnetised fusion reactor at the back of the ship. This little fellow can go from 0 to space in 0.3 nanoseconds to get to wherever the fire is fast (unless it's in space of course cause fires don't burn in space)
M:Tron fleet, ship 1
Webster's Salamander (Plethodon websteri). This individual was found in South Carolina. This rare little gem is only found in a couple counties within South Carolina. This disjunct population is over 100 miles from its active range! I actually found this little guy just as it is active on a very foggy, rainy morning. Thank You for any comments. Prints can be purchased here: fineartamerica.com/featured/websters-salamander-derek-tho...
apr 15 17-129 Blackchin Red Salamander (Pseudotriton ruber schencki) family Plethodontidae is a lungless salamader, and it respires through its skin. This species is found only in the western North Carolina region. Similar in appearance to the Northern Red Salamander, but has black under chin.
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these are salamander eggs I found under a rock in my creek in pike county georgia
Sadly in my area there is a Spotted Salamander Migration route To vernal pools that crosses a road. Last Night (3/5/25) me and some friends went out to do some field research and Herp saving as these salamanders are not the only Herps moving to the vernal pools. (Spring Peepers, Leopard Frogs, Pickerel Frogs, Wood Frogs, American Toads, Etc.) After moving these guys across the road I had a little window for some photos.
Thanks @Brady O'Brien For the tips, tricks, and info!
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Nikon SB-700 Speedlight, Nikkor 105mm Mc, Nikon Z6iii, AK Macro Diffuser.
A female fire salamander (Salamandra salamandra) deposits larvae in a forest pond. Photo completely in situ (as found).
I was startled, but not scared when I first saw this Salamander...I just didn't know if they could jump.
April 12, 2020
On our beach hike down to the Bay, we found a few rather active red-backed salamanders (Plethodon cinereus)
Some of them were tiny!
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Salamanders represent the most primitive amphibian body form. Bucking the trend for biodiversity, there are many more species of salamanders in temperate regions than tropical ones. South American species are relatively few, and limited to a family of lungless salamanders like this one.
I found this salamander under the hose outside and wanted to see what it would look like in IR. Much to my surprise, this seemingly opaque black salamander glowed translucent white.
Seen today in a vernal pool on the grounds of the Audubon center. Taken during the center's salamander workshop.
03-17-2018-Strawberry Plains 7D1-0047
One of my most memorable moments......finding and holding this fabulous salamander! I wish I had gotten a better macro picture but I rushed. I was worried it was uncomfortable being out of the dirt so I only snapped a couple quick shots. I'm sure it had stories to tell of the "monster" that grabbed it, washed it and made it lay on the moss for a minute. It's a wonderful world when finding a salamander can make you ecstatic :)
Jim and I went to the Patapsco looking for Northern Red Salamanders. We didn't find any but I counted at least twenty Redbacked over the course of the day.
The lone tree that sits in the water just off the road between Collette and Soldiers Point. Had some nice light just on sunset. Proving that Port Stephens is filled with a diverse photography options
LA: Salamandra atra
EN: Alpine salamander
DE: Alpensalamander
HU: Alpesi salamandra
This all black salamander is at home only in the Alps in Europe. At altitudes between 600 and 2.400 m.
It is a fully terrestrial species – living on land in all life stages.
They are ovoviviparous amphibians, meaning that the eggs are carried in the females body and it gives birth living, developed young ones. The "pregnancy" can last around three years, depending on the altitude where the animal lives.
Their skin excretes a poisonous liquid when threatened.
They are protected species in Germany.
Found on the mountain Jägerkamp, at around 1.600 m altitude. Near Spitzingsee, Germany
It's Salamander Days in Marquette. After an NMU student documented how many salamanders were killed by cars each spring at Presque Isle Park, the city started closing a stretch of the road during mating season to protect them. Now it's a city-wide event and great fun. We saw more than 120 salamanders in a stretch of road that was probably only a quarter mile long. More here. thenorthwindonline.com/3891784/entertainment/saving-the-s...
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Spotted Salamander (Ambystoma maculatum). Found in Baltimore County, Maryland on January 26, 2010. 38 degrees F.
Ok, so some people may remember this WIP I posted last Christmas, I've finally managed to (semi) finish it and take some photos. Enjoy. It also marks my renewed dedication to building, as I've properly let things slip in the past six months :S WATCH THIS SPACE