The Secret Journey of the Blue-Spotted Salamander
This Spring - Discover & Protect the Blue-Spotted Salamanders' Annual Migration
Each spring, as night falls, blue-spotted salamanders begin a quiet journey from their woodland homes to the vernal pools and wetlands where new life begins. This remarkable migration has unfolded for countless years, and today it’s drawing more attention from people eager to witness it. We’ve created a dedicated page where you can learn about their journey, explore simple ways to observe responsibly, and even tune in to our live webcam to catch a glimpse in real time!
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