Fairfax County is home to a diverse range of amphibians: Frogs, toads, salamanders, and newts.

• 11 species of frog and 2 species of toad inhabit Fairfax County:
  • Bullfrog, Cope’s gray treefrog, Eastern cricket frog, Eastern spadefoot, Green treefrog, Northern green frog, Northern spring peeper, Pickerel frog, Southern leopard frog, Upland chorus frog, Wood frog, American toad, and Fowler’s toad.
• 10 species of salamander and 1 species of newt inhabit Fairfax County:
  • Eastern mud salamander, Four-toed salamander, Marbled salamander, Northern dusky salamander, Northern red salamander, Northern red-backed salamander, Northern two-lined salamander, Spotted salamander, Three-lined salamander, White-spotted slimy salamander and Red-spotted newt.

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