NPSpecies

This is a woodland species. It is more commonly found on the low slopes of the bluff than on the crests or the water-scoured bottomland. It often moves under and into rotting logs in search of invertebrate prey.; Data Source: Keiser, Edmond, D. 2002. Survey of the Amphibians and Reptiles of Vicksburg National Military Park. unpublished report. 134pp.

Data Source: Keiser, Edmond, D. 2002. Survey of the Amphibians and Reptiles of Vicksburg National Military Park. unpublished report. 134pp.

Known only from two specimens. This is usually a highly secretive, burrowing species that typically stays under ground during hot weather. It is undoubtedly more abundant than the small number of encounters suggests.; Data Source: Keiser, Edmond, D. 2002. Survey of the Amphibians and Reptiles of Vicksburg National Military Park. unpublished report. 134pp.