Biota of Tuskegee National Forest's Journal

For those interested in a checklist of the Reptile and Amphibians found in Tuskegee NF you can download a copy from ALAPARC here: http://www.alaparc.org/Pubs/Tuskegee_Checklist.pdf

For more complete monograph I suggest: Graham, S. P., D. Steen, R. Birkhead, and C. Guyer. 2012. The amphibians and reptiles of Tuskegee National Forest. Bulletin of the Alabama Museum of Natural History 29: 1-59. https://almnh.museums.ua.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2018/12/BALMNH_No_29_2012.pdf

@nicksharp, @carolynpsmith and @johnjones have added some excellent track observations. Check them out and see how many you recognize!

The warm heavy rains predicted this weekend and next should be great for finding amphibians on the move. Post what you find!

Lots of fall blooming wild flowers to be documented. Also the winter breeding amphibians will be starting to head to the breeding ponds in the coming months!

Some new finds from @jbroadhead3! Who wants to tackle the Desmognathus ID and get it nailed down to species? :)

Thanks for the recent additions hulby52!