Blue Ridge Two-lined Salamander vs. Southern Two-lined Salamander
Both are slim yellow salamanders with a dark line down each side; they meet at the foot of the Blue Ridge. A: Break up into dots about halfway down the tail in the Blue Ridge Two-lined Salamander; run on to near the tip of the tail in the Southern Two-lined Salamander. B: Bright yellow to orange in the Blue Ridge Two-lined Salamander; yellow to brownish in the Southern Two-lined Salamander.
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