1. Black Snake Smooth scales; all black; may have a little white under chin

2. Musk Turtle Small turtle; white lines around eye

3. Diamond-back Terrapin Spots on body; unique upper shell

4. Box Turtle High dome shell

5. Painted Turtle Red and black around edge of carapace

6. Wood Turtle Under part of body orange

7. Snapping Turtle Large turtle; pointed snout

8. Spotted Turtle Spots on body

9. Timber Rattlesnake Only rattlesnake in Connecticut – can be dark or two-toned

10. Copperhead Light and dark brown body pattern

11. Garter Snake Thinner than ribbon snake- lateral stripes on 2 & 3 row of scales

12. Ribbon Snake Thinner than garter snake – lateral stripe on row 3 and 4.

13. Water Snake

14. Black Racer

15. Milk Snake

16. Hosenose Snake

17. Red-backed Salamander

18. Black Rat Snake Keeled scales; may show more white under chin than black snake

19. Red-Spotted Newt

20. Spring Peeper Brown X on back; swollen toes (tree frogs)

21. Green Frog Dorsal lateral ridges

22. Pickeral Frog Square chocolate ridges on back

23. American Toad One wart on each spot

24. Hognose Snakes

25. Black Rat Snake

26. Marbled Salamander

27. Fowlers Toad 2-3 warts on each spot

28. Red-spotted Newt

29. Dusky Salamander

30. Spotted Salamander

31. Leopard Frog Irregular spots on back

32. Smooth Green Snake

33. Snapping Turtle

34. American Toad

35. Red-spotted Newt

37. Eastern Spadefoot

38. N Water Snake

39. Ribbon Snake

40. Smooth Green Snake

41. Ribbon Snake

42. Hognose Snake

44. Smooth Green Snake

45. Black Racer

47. Milk Snake

48. N. Water Snake

49. Garter Snake

50. Copperhead

51. Snapping Turtle

52. Musk Turtle

53. Spring Peeper

54. Leopard Frog

55. Pickeral Frog

57. American Toad

58. Spring Peeper

59. Eastern Spadefoot

60. Green Frog

61. Bullfrog

62. Dusky Salamander

63. Marbled Salamander

64. Red-spotted Newt

65. Red- & Lead-backed Salamanders

66. Spotted Salamnder

67. Black Racer

68. Timber Rattlesnake

69. Fowler’s Toad

70. American Toad

71. Marbled Salamander