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Seeing Red: Wolf’s Milk-slime and Red-backed Salamanders - The Hardwick Gazette

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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION – While some outdoorsy Vermonters spend their summer leisure time fishing, boating, or gardening, others find enjoyment spotting decomposing logs along wooded trails. photo by Pia Carman Eastern Red-backed Salamander on Mount Cardigan, N.H. © Pia Carman, VCE On a sunny June day, the Vermont Center for Ecostudies summer interns took a hike on Mount Cardigan and excitedly herped all the way to the top. When seeking out downe…
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