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I met the parents of the one yr. old birthday boy for this cake! They were very specific about what they wanted... The father even had a sketch drawn up!!! So.. the list of things were... a pond... Water Lilly.... Fish if possible... a log.. mushrooms... and a Salamander of these colours.. as this is a good luck symbol for the family! I used the hypericum berries from my flower class to represent the mushrooms. The teeny frog & ladybug are bought. Rest is fondant. Flower gumpaste. Bottom tier dark chocolate mudcake with ganache, and top tier is banana cake with Philadelphia cream cheese frosting.
a larval stage dusky salamander, nearly 2cm, in shallow creek water. Looks like it lost the tail, which can be regenerated.
"Stumpy says, "hi!" He always appears when I walk by his enclosure! Remember to check the "Little Salamander" picture set for his remarkable story. Tiger salamander (Ambystoma tigrinum) Photo by Frank
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An adult male Jefferson's Salamander (Ambystoma jeffersonianum) from Bartholomew County, Indiana, USA.
I spent a couple hours birding in a nearby nature preserve. It had some of the best wooded environment I have ever seen in CT. Streams and brooks, pine forests, valleys, meadows, brush, dead fall, stumps. Just picture perfect and I expected a great day. In the entire time I was there I saw exactly 0 birds and only heard 3, a robin and two off in the distance I couldn't identify. In fact the only living creature I saw the entire time was the Orange Salamander! No squirrels, rabbits, coyotes, fox...nothing!
as "Stumpy" says hello. He's a Tiger salamander (Ambystoma tigrinum) who can be seen at Idaho Fish and Game MK Nature Center in Boise. Photo by Frank.
as "Stumpy" seemed happy to be safe inside and away from the smoke from nearby forest fires. He's a Tiger salamander (Ambystoma tigrinum) and can be seen at Idaho Fish and Game MK Nature Center in Boise. Photo by Frank.
Fire salamanders can have a very long lifespan; one specimen lived for more than 50 years, but that was in captivity. They are most commonly found at altitudes between 250 metres (800 ft) and 1,000 metres (3,300 ft), mainly in central and southern Europe. Some specimens can be almost completely black while on others the yellow is dominant. There are several subspecies. Digital version of an old slide image, made somewhere in the eighties, during a one week trip in the Spanish Pyrenees. © Tom Kisjes
I found three Redbacked Salamanders in my slime mold search. The ground was still fairly wet and warm so they were still on the surface just under the logs and leaf litter.
April 11, 2021
A Yellow-Spotted Salamander (Ambystoma maculatum), indigenous to the Eastern United States and parts of Canada. Found under a big heavy oak log very close to where the woods meets the beach. We observed him and carefully released him back under the log with plenty of leaf litter.
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Cave Salamander or "Eurycea lucifuga often found at mouths of caves (or in similar cool, moist habitats). Color bright orange with irregular dark spots. Sides of tail same as body.”
California Slender Salamander (Batrachoseps attenuatus). Big Basin Redwoods State Park. Felton, Santa Cruz Co., Calif.
A lead-backed salamander (Plethodon cinereus) in Maryland.
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An advanced-stage embryo of the frosted flatwoods salamander (Ambystoma cingulatum) rests within its egg capsule. Flatwoods salamanders deposit their eggs in moist locations within dry pond basins, where they quickly develop to hatching size. Rising water levels inundate the eggs, which prompts the embryo to burst from the egg capsule and become a free-swimming aquatic larva.
as "Stumpy" looks out from his shelter. He's the Tiger salamander (Ambystoma tigrinum) at the Idaho Fish and Game MK Nature Center in Boise, Idaho. Photo by Frank. .
Spotted Salamander during the spring migration, Adams County, Ohio, 2/28/2021. Shot with a SMC Pentax-M 50mm f4 Macro on a Sony a7.
Final shot as we approach the slope down to a creek bed that should be a better situation. I delivered another salamander (same species) to this very spot in 2019. In that case the temperature was falling and the salamander had fallen into torpor, appearing dead on the road. That one warmed up in my hand and had been restored to movement by the time we got to the creek. This year’s salamander hadn’t been so chilled and was quite lively during the transport.