New Jersey is home to 71 species of reptiles and amphibians. In an effort help residents and visitors of the state accurately identify these species, the Division of Fish and Wildlife has created a "Field to Reptiles and Amphibians of New Jersey" with a companion audio CD. The CD, "Calls of New Jersey Frogs and Toads", was created to help with the identification of the 16 species of calling amphibians found in the state.
The following list of New Jersey reptiles and amphibians have links to fact sheets in PDF format (65-110kb each). The fact sheets are excerpted from the Field Guide to Reptiles and Amphibians of NJ. The frogs and toads also have a link to each species' calls which are shortened versions of those found on the vocalization CD. This online field guide is intended to provide instant access to pictures, maps, calls and descriptions for New Jersey’s reptiles and amphibians.
Turtles
Lizards
Snakes
Salamanders
Frogs & Toads
NOTE: (E) indicates listing as a state endangered species, (T) indicates listing as a state threatened species. See the List of NJ Threatened and Endangered Wildlife for more detailed information on these species.
