Eastern newts, red-spotted form, are now out and ready to spawn.
And yes, here is some porn:
March 16, 2015 by SWestfall3
Posted in Amphibians | Tagged Eastern newt, newt, red-spotted newt | 3 Comments
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They will return they claim. Are these different than the orange spotted neuts or just a different skin for season?
Good question. We have the same species in West Virginia that you do in New Hampshire. The orange form is the eft. The new larvae metamorphose into terrestrial form which is bright orange, and they remain like that for several years. Then they become the adult aquatic form.
Here’s an eft of the species: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSn496JVMfk
Much prettier than our west coast rough skinned newts.