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Ambystoma macrodactylum (Baird, 1849) Long Toed Salamander | more about this species

Ambystoma macrodactylum columbianum (Ferguson, 1961) Eastern Long Toed Salamander A. m. columbianum. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians A. m. columbianum. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians A. m. columbianum. Long Toe. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians A. m. columbianum. Larva. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians A. m. columbianum. Larva. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians      Ambystoma macrodactylum croceum (Russel & Anderson, 1956) Santa Cruz Long Toed Salamander A. m. croceum. Adult from Santa Cruz Co., Calif. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians A. m. croceum. Adult from Santa Cruz Co., Calif. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians A. m. croceum. Adult from Santa Cruz, Calif. Photo © Suzanne L. Collins, Center for North American Herpetology A. m. croceum breeding pond; Ellicott pond (vernal pond), Santa Cruz Co., Calif. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians     Ambystoma macrodactylum krausei (Peters, 1882) Northern Long Toed Salamander A. m. krausei. Adult from Custer Co., Idaho. Photo © Suzanne L. Collins, Center for North American Herpetology     Ambystoma macrodactylum macrodactylum (Baird, 1849) Western Long Toed Salamander A. m. macrodactylum. Adult from Benton Co., Oregon. Photo © Suzanne L. Collins, Center for North American Herpetology A. m. macrodactylum. Adult from Skamania, Co., Washington. Photo © Suzanne L. Collins, Center for North American Herpetology    Ambystoma macrodactylum sigillatum (Fersugson, 1961) Southern Long Toed Salamander A. m. sigillatum. Adult from Alpine Co., Calif. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians A. m. sigillatum (Ferguson, 1961). Adult from Alpine Co., Calif. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians A. m. sigillatum. Adults from Alpine Co., Calif. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians A. m. sigillatum. Juvenile from Alpine Co., Calif. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians A. m. sigillatum. Adult from Alpine Co., Calif. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians A. m. sigillatum. Long toe, adult from Alpine Co., Calif. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians A. m. sigillatum. Adult from Alpine Co., Calif. Photo © 2002 William Flaxington, Field Observations of Calif. Amphibians and Reptiles A. m. sigillatum. Larva from Siskiyou Co., Calif. Photo © 2002 William Flaxington, Field Observations of Calif. Amphibians and Reptiles A. m. sigillatum. Larva from Alpine Co., Calif. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians A. m. sigillatum breeding pond, Alpine Co., Calif., 8,500 ft. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians A. m. sigillatum breeding pond, Alpine Co., Calif., 8,500 ft. Photo © Gary Nafis, California Reptiles and Amphibians

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