It was found in Southern Ontario, Canada. Our only native plethodon type salamanders are Redback, four-toed, slimey (rare, not known in are) and two-lined.



I think it is likey a morph of the redback, like leadback with more blue spots(it really was that spotted, not a camera trick) and less lead.



What do think?



Cam Hanna
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• What kind of Salamander? - CamHanna, Wed Jan 28 17:46:45 2004
• Sorry, Here's the Pic - CamHanna, Wed Jan 28 17:48:36 2004
• Looks like a Jefferson Salamander (Ambystoma jeffersonianum).np - pahunter61, Wed Jan 28 17:51:12 2004
• RE: Sorry, Here's the Pic - nimbus2, Sun Feb 1 17:09:37 2004
• RE: Sorry, Here's the Pic - CamHanna, Mon Feb 2 11:26:58 2004
• RE: Sorry, Here's the Pic - dragontaymer, Sun Feb 8 18:07:25 2004
• RE: Sorry, Here's the Pic - rhallman, Thu Feb 5 00:45:25 2004
• Ambystoma x Plethodon Hybred - CamHanna, Thu Feb 5 14:18:34 2004
• RE: Ambystoma x Plethodon Hybred - rhallman, Thu Feb 5 18:57:55 2004
• Not a hybrid - TW, Thu Feb 5 17:40:12 2004
• RE: Sorry, Here's the Pic - bast, Thu Feb 5 14:37:48 2004
• Post a picture.np - pahunter61, Wed Jan 28 17:49:09 2004
• One of the small Plethodon ... - bairdi, Fri Jan 30 08:43:38 2004
• Blue spots on sides give it away. - pahunter61, Fri Jan 30 11:02:22 2004
• RE: Blue spots are rarely reliable in a photograph.... - nimbus2, Sun Feb 1 19:19:52 2004
• RE: What kind of Salamander? - CamHanna, Fri Jan 30 11:23:31 2004