Streamside Salamander vs. Jefferson Salamander
A Streamside looks like a Small-mouthed: a small head, short blunt snout and grey lichen-like flecking. A Jefferson has a long snout, long toes and faint bluish flecks. Streamside lays its eggs under stones in rocky streams in southeastern Indiana.
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