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Just a piece of herping in western France.
Caudates are still active (no frost yet) but they tend to look for winter hiding places.
Salamandra salamandra terrestris and Triturus marmoratus often share the same covers in autumn :
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JM29 said:
Hello !

Just a piece of herping in western France.
Caudates are still active (no frost yet) but they tend to look for winter hiding places.
Salamandra salamandra terrestris and Triturus marmoratus often share the same covers in autumn : View attachment 90545 it really helps with free chat communication between animal lovers.
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I have noticed the same thing with my Salamandra salamandra Terrestris. It is quite interesting to observe.

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Wow that’s crazy they look bigger than the fat spotted salamanders we have in Ohio
 
Unfortunately there is nothing as à scale.
Thé newt and thé salamandre May both be about 18 cm (7 inches).
 
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