S.salamandra morph

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rodrigo

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Hi, just wanted to share this pic of a cute morph i found in a cloudy day in some village of Cantabria.
I was looking for some newts to photograph....but it was too late and they were all aestivating...
Under a piece of bark though there was this little fella.
I don´t know the subspecies since the colours are still not clear. I guess it could be a fastuosa or a bernardezi....
I took more pics but they all looked incredibly bad..this is the only decent one.

http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m21/Azhael/P1040075.jpg
 
Nice picture Rodrigo, mind trying to add the picture using the upload attachment button?
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This prevents broken links in the future.
 
Oh ok...sorry...i´m really bad with computers and had no clue how to do it...now i think i´ll be able to post it...thanx! and sorry...:S

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