Observações de louis_williams

Found under a rock, and has a dark body. roughly 2.5 inches, and was very inactive.

Found under a dry rock, roughly 2 inches in length

Found in the grass near a small pond, and appeared to be female. much more active than the other salamanders observed

Found near a small pond, as it is during their breeding season. Appeared to be coming from the woods to breed, roughly 7 inches long.

Found under a rock in a fairly damp area. was roughly about 5 inches long and was slightly inactive from the cold.

found under a rock near a pond. when first found, it was all curled up with its bright orange underside showing. then when picked up it was slightly more active and was about 12-18 inches.

found under a rock near a small pond. there were about four of them together under a rock. All of them were roughly between one and two inches in length.

Found near a broken rock in a grassland biome. It was broken when it was found meaning it had already hatched. It also has brown dots on it.

Found near three tree hill. It was out in the middle of the open by itself. only one flower was on the stem and no real leaves

Found at three tree hill. it was right next to an oak tree and was about 4 inches in length. has one side of a feather all blue and another side gray.

Found in the redwood forest and mistaken for a redwood at fist. It was about 8 feet tall and had a very small diameter for a trunk

Found in the duff of the redwood forest. it had 3 leaves and was near a few other star flowers. it was not blooming, however

Found at grouse hill in a redwood forest. It was about 20 ft in height and its bottom leaves were dying back. It could have possibly been a stump sprout.

Found under an oak tree. was about 4 inches in length. moving very slowly. When it was licked your tongue would go numb.

Found near turtle pond. It has a couple layers to its web to protect itself. It was less than 4 inches and has a very complex web

found in the redwood canyon. It was not as tall as the redwoods, roughly being about 30 feet in height. In an open spot so the leaves have space to absorb sunlight.