2. E ASTERN NTARIO M DEL F REST H ERPETOFAUNAL A TLAS http://www.eomf.on.ca/atlas

3. H ERPETOFAUNA E ASTERN O NTARIO

4. REPTILES

5. Turtles (8 species)

6. Blanding’s Turtle

7. Spotted Turtle

8. Common Musk Turtle

9. Snapping Turtle

10. Spiny Softshell Turtle

11. Northern Map Turtle

12. Midland Painted Turtle

13. Red-eared Slider

14. Snakes (9 species)

15. Smooth Greensnake

16. Milksnake

17. Northern Watersnake

18. Northern Ring-neck Snake

19. Red-bellied Snake

20. Dekays Brownsnake

21. Gray Ratsnake

22. Northern Ribbonsnake

23. Eastern Gartersnake

24. gartersnake vs. ribbonsnake

25. melanistic gartersnake vs. ratsnake

26. Lizards (1 species)

27. Five-lined Skink

28. AMPHIBIANS

29. Salamanders (7 species)

30. Mudpuppy

31. Eastern Newt immature mature

32. Spotted Salamander

33. Blue-spotted Salamander

34. Northern Two-lined Salamander

35. Eastern Red-backed Salamander “ leadback ” phase

36. Four-toed Salamander

37. Frogs & Toads

38. Toads (1 species)

39. American Toad

40. Frogs (9 species)

41. Gray Treefrog

42. Wood Frog

43. Spring Peeper

44. Western Chorus Frog

45. Leopard Frog

46. Pickerel Frog

47. American Bullfrog

48. Green Frog

49. Mink Frog

50. bullfrog vs. green frog

51. pickerel frog vs. leopard frog

52. chorus frog vs. spring peeper

53. Photo Credits Ryan Bolton, Joe Crowley, Scott Gillingwater, Oliver Reichl, Nipissing University, Parks Canada Assistance for this project was provided by the Ministry of Natural Resources. The Government of Canada Habitat Stewardship Program for Species at Risk Copyright ©2008-2009 by Eastern Ontario Model Forest. All rights reserved. Writing, Layout & Design Oliver Reichl