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	Wisconsin's Native Herpetofauna
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	Amphibians:
Frogs:	Toads:	Salamanders:
True Frogs Bullfrog Green Frog Pickerel Frog Northern Leopard Frog Mink Frog Wood Frog	Eastern American Toad	Mole Salamanders Blue-spotted Salamander Spotted Salamander Eastern Tiger Salamander Lungless Salamanders Four-toed Salamander Red-backed Salamander
Tree frogs Blanchard's Cricket Frog Western and Boreal Chorus Frogs Northern Spring Peeper Cope's Gray Tree frog Eastern Gray Tree frog		Newts Central Newt Mudpuppies Mudpuppy

	Reptiles:
Snakes:	Lizards:	Turtles:
Non-venomous Snakes* Prairie Ringneck Snake Northern Ringneck Snake Eastern Hognose Snake Smooth Green Snake Yellow-bellied or Blue Racer Black Rat Snake or Pilot Snake Western Fox Snake ("Pine") Bullsnake Eastern Milk Snake Butler's Garter Snake Eastern Plains Garter Snake Northern Ribbon Snake Western Ribbon Snake Common Garter Snake Brown Snake or DeKay's Snake Northern Redbelly Snake Queen Snake Northern Water Snake	Glass Lizards Western Slender Glass Lizard Racerunner and Whiptail Lizards Prairie Racerunner Skinks Five-lined Skink Northern Prairie Skink	Snapping Turtles Common Snapping Turtle Musk and Mud Turtles Common Musk Turtle Softshell Turtles Midland Smooth Softshell Turtle Eastern Spiny Softshell Turtle Box and Water Turtles Wood Turtle Blanding's Turtle Ornate Box Turtle Western Painted Turtle Midland Painted Turtle Common Map Turtle Ouachita Map Turtle False Map Turtle
Venomous Snakes Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake Timber Rattlesnake