The Other Fall Breeders

[isaiah]

I can't let Mike steal the spotlight with his A. opacum photo's

Note: No Ambystoma annulatum were collected and don't even ask.

That one would be a male

And now some Ambystoma annulatum water ballet!

 

[peter]

Nice pictures, Isaiah! I'm sure there will be many (myself included) that envy your chance to see these animals.

 

[TJ]

Yep, one of them right here in the form of myself!

Wow! I would love to have a chance like that someday.

Don't be surprised if I show up on your doorstep sometime in the near future, Isaiah!

 

[triton]

Lucky you!
Thanks for those great pictures!

 

[nate]

Very nice Isaiah...apparently you got rain and we didn't. It's still bone-dry here, and the annulatum are nowhere to be seen (don't ask me either).

 

[nic]

wow wow wow! That is great. thanks for sharing those

 

[david]

Great shots Isaiah. What kind of temps and other weather conditions were they in?

 

[ralf]

Great pics, Isaiah. Very impressing animals. Do the larvae hibernate in the breeding ponds?

 

[isaiah]

It has been in the 50s at night for a week. A cold front had just moved in that night bringing some rain showers. The site was very dry and I confirmed sunday morning that this was all males. No eggs were found at either vernal.

 

[russ]

Another awesome post. I was content on settling in for the winter and just waxing my board, but now I'm going to have to get back out!

RUSS

 

[russ]

Not for long here in the Great White North!

RUSS