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Salamander season in Burlington

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Return of Jefferson Salamanders means annual road closure.
King Road will be closed over the Niagara Escarpment until March 29th.
This will allow the endangered species to reach the ponds in order to lay eggs.
Burlington is home to one of the few Jefferson Salamander habitats in Ontario.

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