Searching for Salamanders in The Woods
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Sorry about not being able to see certain things... I was trying different settings and needless to say they didn't turn out too well. Hudson Valley NY. Not all the slimy salamanders I found were shown. I don't look for (and thus find) salamanders all too often so I was a little bit overjoyed upon finding what I did.
Species in Order:
Northern Slimy Salamander (Plethodon glutinosus)
Spotted Salamander (Ambystoma maculatum)
Marbled Salamander (Ambystoma opacum)
Northern Ringneck Snake (Diadophis punctatus edwardsii)
Northern Slimy Salamander (Plethodon glutinosus)
Not Shown: Garter Snake, and a HUGE Northern Black Racer.
That marbled is sick! Awesome find
Big Apple Herper Thanks! I certainly wasn't expecting it. Now to find more and the other 2 Ambystoma species that may reside in this forest!
Hudson Herper good luck!
I always forget how incredibly beautiful the upstate NY terrain is.
Tigerpuffer come visit! This has all my ambystoma
OH MY GOD HOW DID YOU CATCH ALL OF THOSE SALAMANDERS
Patrick/Matthew Sweeney It was a good day for salamanders! This place specifically has a lot of diversity, and an abundance of Slimy Salamanders. Found four in 30 minutes the other day, first time seeing any this season.
Nice vid man! The videos are just like my old ones with GoPro and snapping pics then putting them in the video! If you ever come to North Carolina, your welcome to check out a vernal I have in my back yard that has tons of (Ambystoma Opacum)
Blazed Herping thanks man! I may have take you up on that! I was actually planning on going to the croatan national forest in early fall.
Hudson Herper I love croatan! Got any ideas of what you will target?
Blazed Herping Yeah, pretty much everything... Ideally a pygmy rattlesnake, either hognose species, cottonmouth. Almost everything there would be a lifer for me.
Hudson Herper sweet, there are loads of cottonmouths there, my last trip I found a few cottons, a pygmy, a scarlet king, 3 racers, some rough greens, and a pinewoods + worm and rough earth snakes, aswell as some other herptefauna like lizards and turtles and things. Oh, and a gator.
Blazed Herping yeah I watched the video! I like to use youtube to study possible areas.. lol. all of those besides the gator would be a lifer.
Man i been looking for a lifer marbled myself on long island found spotted and blue spotted out here
Marbleds are awesome! Now is probably the best time to see them.
Hudson Herper i went out today to get my lifer i can not find one found every type of salamander on the island on the first try except for tiger, eastern newt and the elusive marbled still gonna keep trying for the next couple of weeks though cool you found yours though congrats ill sound as happy as you if i get one
@@briankane3214 yeah marbleds can be tough. Tigers especially.
I think i see "bigfoot" in this video, it is at about 3:38 in the video. It could be a fallen tree i have no idea.
Paul Stephanski If I am looking at what you are looking at then yes its a tree. Theres a lot of downed timber there. There are also bears here