This document is a report about wildlife at Camp Timberledge. It includes sections about mammals, amphibians, reptiles, fish, and birds spotted at the camp. It also profiles different tree and flower species found there. Key details provided include descriptions of the red spotted newt's life cycle and appearance. Images were included from the National Audubon Society Field Guides.

1. David S. Barnes
abarnes2@rochester.rr.com
March, 2014

2. Acknowledgements
Acknowledgements
The photographs which follow are
taken from National Audubon Society
Field Guides with permission from
Random House Inc., New York.

3. Camp Timberledge Wildlife
I. Mammals

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II. Amphibians

40. Red Spotted Newt
Family Salamanderidea
 We are most likely to see the 1 ½ - 3 ½” long land phase
called the eft (red-orange back with spots)
 Stages
 Larva - aquatic, from hatching egg 2-3 months it develops
gills but no legs
 Eft (sub-adult)– has developed legs, lost gills, back is red-
orange, back has red spots within black circles on both
sides of back, belly is yellow, 1 ½” to 3 ½” long, lives on
land 1-3 years
 Adult Newt – 3-4” long, aquatic, color olive to brown, belly
is yellow with red spots, lays 200-400 eggs

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III. Reptiles

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IV. Fish

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V. Birds

53. Birds
A. Birds of Prey

61. Birds
B. Water Birds

66. Birds
C. Game Birds

70. Birds
D. Song Birds

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VI. Trees

84. Maple Trees

88. Birch Trees

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VII. Flowers