Seepage Siren vs. Reticulated Siren
Both sirens were named only recently (2018 and 2023) from the same corner of south Alabama and the panhandle. A: Plain mouse-grey in the Seepage Siren; olive-grey covered with a net of large dark spots in the Reticulated Siren. B: Small: under 8 in in the Seepage Siren; huge: about 2 ft, with a small narrow head in the Reticulated Siren.
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