Common Backyard Herps American Bullfrog by: John White Green Frog by: Kerry Wixted Fowler’s Toad by: John White Spring Peeper by: Kerry Wixted American Toad by: Kerry Wixted Southern Leopard Frog by: Kerry Wixted Common Five-lined Skink by: Laura Perlick, USFWS The following herps (reptiles and amphibians) are those that are commonly found in backyard habitats in Maryland. For more information on these species, check out the DNR page on MD’s Herps: dnr.maryland.gov/wildlife/Pages/ plants_wildlife/herps/index.aspx Eastern Red-backed Salamander by: John White
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Common Backyard Herps
American Bullfrogby: John White
Green Frogby: Kerry Wixted
Fowler’s Toadby: John White
Spring Peeperby: Kerry Wixted
American Toadby: Kerry Wixted
Southern Leopard Frogby: Kerry Wixted
Common Five-lined Skinkby: Laura Perlick, USFWS
The following herps (reptiles and amphibians) are those that are commonly found in backyard habitats in Maryland. For more information on these species, check out the DNR page on MD’s Herps: dnr.maryland.gov/wildlife/Pages/plants_wildlife/herps/index.aspx
Eastern Red-backed Salamanderby: John White
Common Backyard Herps
Northern Dusky Salamanderby: Kerry Wixted
Eastern Newt (Juvenile)by: Kerry Wixted
Eastern Ribbonsnakeby: Kerry Wixted
Eastern Ratsnakeby: Kerry Wixted
Eastern Painted Turtleby: C. Wickliffe
Common Gartersnakeby: Kerry Wixted
Snapping Turtleby: John White
Red-eared Sliderby: John White
Eastern Box Turtleby: Kerry Wixted
Larry Hogan, Governor; Jeannie Haddaway-Riccio, Secretary dnr.maryland.gov
Eastern Newt (Adult)by: Kerry Wixted
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