Arboreal Salamander vs. Clouded Salamander
The Arboreal Salamander has only a few Oregon records, in the far southwest. A: Plain brown, often small yellow spots in the Arboreal Salamander; clouded with brassy patches in the Clouded Salamander. B: A big triangular head with bulging jaws in the Arboreal Salamander; a broad head in the Clouded Salamander.
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