This summer we (me and my girl and 2 children) went to Sardinia, Corsica and we did not waste the route towards and from the destinations.
Thanks to my girl I got many chances to look around, she probably lets me do my thing, otherwise I will be a very sad man....
And Thanks to Jeroen S. and Wouter B. I was able to find almost everything where I was looking for, but not only known locations where visited, almost every stop we did was enough to find several herps.
In the french Alps we met with my parents and spend 1 day ending with a very well filled BBQ...
That night I drove to Italy and the next day I found 9 Salamandra Lanzai and some Rana temporaria.
- Salamandra Lanzai in the Alps
- An other one.
The next stop was in the Ligurian mountains were some Bombina's had a 'home', their neighbours were Salamandra salamandra and Rana italica.
- Bombina variegata pachypus
- Bombina variegata pachypus
- Salamandra salamandra
- Rana italica
Next thing was going to Sardinia, 6 hours on a boat, I loved it, I didnt find anything interesting on the boat...
- Speleomantes flavus
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- second one.
- Hyla sarda
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- Speleomates supramontis
- Hyla sarda
- Speleomantes imperialis
- Discoglossus sardus
- Euproctus platycephalus
- Speleomantes sarrabusensis
- Bufo viridis
- Pelophylax ridibundus
The next thing was to go to Corsica by boat, this island is great too!!
- Discoglossus sardus
- Discoglossus montalentii
- Euproctus montanus
- Discoglossus juveniles from a 'montalentii' -area
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- Salamandra corsica larva
- Salamandra corsica juvenile
- Salamandra corsica XL
- Euproctus montanus larva
- Euproctus montanus juveniles found on land
- Hyla sarda
- Discoglossus montalentii
- pelophylax lessonae
- Rana temporaria from the French Alps
- Bufo bufo from the French Alps
...awesome !...To bad I found only a very few numbers of babys last month....Thanks for sharing !
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