II - Usual habitat for T. marmoratus

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rubén

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An irrigation channel on limestone soils close to my city...

That population have the "typical" pattern of marmoratus.

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ah...i´ll never get tired of seeing marms. You´re very lucky to know all those fascinating places where you find so many marms. I´ve only seen two wild ones...wish i had a car to drive to some nice pond every weekend.
anyway, nice shots of a nice place, and nice newts. One of my juvies looks exactly like the first male....i hope it becomes a big nice healthy animal like that one.
 
Nice! I love the habitat shots. I wish the United States had newts that colorful.
 
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