This may sound silly but there is some history with those guys! When we were little we used to always catch them. At first I was a little nervous to pick one up because they are MUCH bigger than the regular salamanders that we would catch but after my dad insisting that they wouldn't bite I soon couldn't "pat" and "hold" them enough!
Anyway it made my day to see one of these four toed critters because they don't seem to be around anymore. I know when we were little we would go searching for them and usually find one maybe two but I can't remember the last time I saw one... although Im not really searching for them...
I made Jeff take my picture after he called me a geek several times, so I could share the Perewitz critter with you.
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Cool. I haven't seen one of these for a couple of years. Last time I did, I grabbed it by the tail and picked it up. Id dropped off of it's tail, and all I had was a squirming tail in my hands. I freaked! Gross.
Very cool! Glad he/she made your day.
- Donna
At least it didn't try to sell you any insurance...
Streets
Oh thats wicked cool. I remember you kids playing with them. Jody you are and always have been a "critter lover".
Luv Mum :-)
Neat Jod !
Did you bring him along to Middleboro ?
I bet Louie & Cheech would of had a field day with him.
Hey, who's Mr. Motorcycle anyway ?
Later Gator
Go Lia Sofia ! aka Deed
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Hey, who's Mr. Motorcycle anyway ?
My wife who also blogs, refers to me as Mr. Motorcycle on her blog. Thus the coined name Mr. Motorcycle when I started blogging. I'm Just an ex-full time custom painter, now part time custom painter for hobby who loves to ride motorcycles, blog about them, and is a HUGE fan of Dave Perewitz and the crew. Here is a related post I wrote.
http://01mrmotorcycle.blogspot.com/2008/04/2008-donnie-smith-invitational-bike.html#links
Thanks for all the comments!
Streets, that's what he was saying!! I couldn't understand him!
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