seems that fans of amphibians and reptiles we love the Northwest. I also I've been in the Santa Calar and Rambla de la Rogativa for a few days and noticed some species of amphibians
common frog (Pelophylax perezi)
, which appears in virtually all water points, both larvae and adults. A large number of small, newly metamorphosed. I also saw several Betic midwife toad tadpoles (Alytes 
dickhilleni
) into a new breeding site did not know. dickhilleni larva Alytes dickhilleni
Finally, a common toad (Bufo bufo
) large within a raft. Bufo bufo
) large within a raft. Bufo bufo
I could not find it anywhere salamander larvae did appear in previous summers at this time. As for reptiles, I saw several venomous snakes (Natrix maura
), long-tailed lizards (
Psammodromus algirus ) Iberian lizards (Podarcis hispanica
) and an immature lizard (Timon lepidus ) Natrix maura
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Podarcis hispanica
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