Northern red salamander - Smithsonian's National Zoo
The red salamander's range extends from parts of northern New York to the Gulf Coast in elevations ranging from sea level to about 1500 feet. They are absent from coastal plains south of Virginia and the Florida peninsula. These salamanders are aquatic and terrestrial.
Red salamander - Wikipedia
The northern red salamander, P. r. ruber, is characterized as being red or reddish-orange with numerous black spots down its back. This subspecies is the most common and can be found from southern New York and Ohio to northeast Alabama, as well as the Upper Peninsula of …
Northern Red Salamander - Virginia Herpetological Society
Four subspecies are currently recognized: northern Red Salamanders (P. r. ruber), Blue Ridge Red Salamanders (P. r. nitidus), blackchin Red Salamanders (P. r. schencki), and southern Red Salamanders (P. r. vioscai).
Northern Red Salamander – PA HERP IDENTIFICATION
Habitat: Clear, cool streams, springs, to creeks that are fairly shallow with rock-strewn bottoms throughout forested regions and flatlands, swampy areas and marshy regions. Description: Moderately large and stout species. The color and pattern vary with age.
Red Salamander | Virginia DWR
2024年8月14日 · Two subspecies of Red Salamander occur in Virginia; the Northern Red Salamander (P. r. ruber) and the Blue Ridge Red Salamander (P. r. nitidus). The former occurs throughout much of the Commonwealth, except in extreme …
Northern red salamanders: An autumn spectacle - Farm and Dairy
2024年10月11日 · The northern red salamander is a chunky specimen, attaining lengths between 4-6 inches. As its name implies, it is bright red, highlighted by random black spots. As with many animals,...
Pseudotriton ruber (Red Salamander) - ADW
Pseudotriton ruber, the red salamander, is native in the Nearctic region of the world. The red salamander is found in the eastern United States ranging as far north as New York southward along the Appalachian range through Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee.
Northern Red Salamander - Chesapeake Bay
The northern red salamander is a small, reddish amphibian with black, irregularly shaped spots covering its back. It lives in cool freshwater streams and adjacent wooded areas throughout most of the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
Red Salamander Guide - New York Natural Heritage Program
Northern Red Salamanders (Pseudotriton r. ruber) exist from New York south to the fall line of Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina, and west to Ohio, Kentucky, and central and eastern Tennessee.
Northern Red Salamander - Outdoor Alabama
Northern Red Salamander. Photo Credit: Scott Gravette. SCIENTIFIC NAME: Pseudotriton ruber ruber. OTHER NAMES: Along with other aquatic salamanders, this species is commonly called “spring lizard” by many, due to its association with spring-fed pools. STATUS: Fairly common above Fall Line Hills.
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