Not too much, but they were active. This was the earliest I have seen them.
These pics were through a manhole cover, so sorry about the quality. We did not see any movement on the ground, just below. They were very active.
This next one was massive...really.
The ground was still mostly frozen, this was next to the pond.
Later
February 17th salamander activity
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Re: February 17th salamander activity
Very interesting.
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Re: February 17th salamander activity
very cool matt!!! was a nice brief tease we had last week.......
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Next to a pond....................Man hole cover................I'm lost...........That has got to be the first pond that has a man hole access. What kind of pond is it ..$hIT POND?
Nice to see anyways thanks for the teaser
Scott
Nice to see anyways thanks for the teaser
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Re: February 17th salamander activity
It's actually an OK quality marsh. A suburban elementary school sits in the "upland"...The parking lot of which has sewers which probably drain the parking lot into the marsh. This is just a quarter mile from my home.
Re: February 17th salamander activity
Is that a bunch of Blue Spotteds and a lone Tiger? Very interesting, indeed.
Thanks for sharing,
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Thanks for sharing,
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Re: February 17th salamander activity
It's all tigers. The one is just huge, with a fat belly too. Nine incher and then some