Streamside Salamander vs. Northern Slimy Salamander
A Slimy is glossy jet black with discrete white or brassy spots over the whole back, and its skin leaves a glue on your hands. A Streamside is dull grey-black with grey lichen-like flecking and a small blunt head, and breeds in rocky streams.
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