Due to high winds, rain, and cold temperatures, I’ve decided to postpone my planned West Virginia trip. Instead, I am spending some time in New Jersey with my girlfriend Kari until we head out to Pennsylvania next weekend to meet up with some herping friends (people who study reptiles/amphibians). Yesterday, we made a day trip out to the New Jersey Pine Barrens to meet up with a friend to try and find some some herps. It ended up being an awesome day, with 4 new species of herps photographed. This salamander, a Northern Red, was found near the end of a day. After searching intently in seemingly great Northern Red Salamander habitat for months, I had finally succeeded in finding this species in the most unlikely location, under a pile of cement! No problem, I’ll take what I can get.
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This is sick! I know how long you have been wanting to get one of these, so big congrats!
Great contrast-is that moss?
Have you ever used mpix for printing? I participated in a photo show a few weeks ago and one of the other photographers had great results with them. Good luck in your continued search for herps! -Patti
Hi Patti,
Yes it is moss. I have used Mpix before – nice company, and the results are excellent.
Thanks for stopping by.
Chris
You are knockin them out of the park with these Herp-man.