FRANZ: INTRODUCTION TO ORDWAY HERPETOLOGY


 APPENDIX 1

Annotated list of amphibians and reptiles known to occur on the Katharine Ordway
 Preserve-Swisher Memorial Sanctuary, Putnam County, Florida.
 Habitat classification follows Franz and Hall (1991).



 AMPHIBIANS


FAMILY Sirenidae
Pseudobranchus axanthus Netting and Goin, NARROW-STRIPED DWARF SIREN. Rare. Known only
 from a darkwater lake (Tucker Pond).
Siren intermedia LeConte, LESSER SIREN. Probably common. Darkwater lakes and Mill Creek Swamp.
Siren lacertina Linnaeus, GREATER SIREN. Probably common. Darkwater lakes and marshes.

FAMILY Salamandridae
Notophthalmus perstriatus (Bishop), STRIPED NEWT. Uncommon. High pine sandhills. Breeds in
 certain isolated sandhill ponds.
Notophthalmus viridescens piaropicola (Schwartz and Duellman), PENINSULA NEWT. Rare. Known
 from two darkwater lakes (Hooks and Tucker ponds).

FAMILY Plethodontidae
Eurycea quadridigitata (Holbrook), DWARF SALAMANDER. Common. Xeric oak and mesic hardwood
 hammocks, swamp forests, and occasionally high pine sandhills. Breeds in ponds, darkwater lakes,
 and possibly Mill Creek.
Plethodon grobmani Neill, SLIMY SALAMANDER. Probably common. Mesic hardwood hammocks and
 swamp forests.

FAMILY Amphiumidae
Amphiuma means Garden, TWO-TOED AMPHIUMA. Common. Darkwater lakes.

FAMILY Pelobatidae
Scaphiopus holbrooki holbrooki (Harlan), EASTERN SPADEFOOT. Abundant High pine sandhill, xeric
 oak and mesic hardwood hammocks. Breeds in temporary pools.

FAMILY Bufonidae
Bufo quercicus Holbrook, OAK TOAD. Abundant High pine sandhills and xeric oak hammocks. Breeds
 in darkwater and sandhill ponds.
Bufo terrestris (Bonnaterre), SOUTHERN TOAD. Abundant Xeric oak and mesic hardwood hammocks,
 swamp forests, and ruderal habitats. Breeds in lakes, ponds, marshes, and Mill Creek.

FAMILY Leptodactylidae
Eleutherodactylus planirostris planirostris (Cope), GREENHOUSE FROG. Common. (Naturalized).
 Most terrestrial habitats.

FAMILY Hylidae
Acris gryllus dorsalis (Harlan), FLORIDA CRICKET FROG. Abundant Margins of darkwater and
 sandhill habitats. Occasionally found on upland sites.