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Reptiles & amphibians

Wales is home to 5 reptile species and 6 amphibian species. Adders, frogs, the shy, elusive sand lizard... CCW introduces these fascinating creatures.

What reptiles and amphibians live in Wales?

The common frog first springs to mind – one of the most obvious and widespread animals in Wales.

But Wales is also home to the natterjack toad and the sand lizard - two of the shyest and rarest of animals.

Between the two extremes are species well known by some people, but never encountered by others.

Useful publications

If you’re keen to read even more about reptiles and amphibians, The Herpetofauna Worker’s Manual published by the Joint Nature Conservancy Council has a wealth of useful information.

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