Reppin' them forest, when you see them you know everything...
One of the places I've visited during recent vacation was nature reserve Wąwóz Lipa (Lipa Gulch?). I've been to places that were said to be habitats of fire salamander, however it was like "oh, I've seen three salamanders, that's nice". However this place was crawling with them. You can't make a step and not incite some movement of yellow spots on the moss, between ferns, moving leaves and trying to hide below fallen tree trunk. Possibly the weather had something to do with it, as I've read they like to walk out in the open when it is wet.
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Hi there, please note the Pinmapple community is a travel community and not a nature one. Your nature posts will be more suited in communities such as Amazing Nature. If you post about travel, you are more than welcome to post here and pin to pinmapple.
You mean posting in Pinmapple community or marking it with pinmapple code? I've added the map pin because this time of year the most interesting reason to travel to Wąwóz Lipy are the salamanders (and mushrooms, which are however not limited to that place, so I posted them in fungi related community).
Edit: just to be sure I've read both pinned posts and a community description and I still fail to see how this post does not follow community guidelines.