Common tern being fed. The little guy would eventually get the fish down but it took quite a while. | Harry Collins Photography

When it comes to migration, there are long-haul fliers like the common tern (up to 5,000 miles) and short-distance strollers like tiger salamanders who strut their way about a half-mile from winter hibernation sites to spring breeding grounds. Over the next few weeks, watch out for salamanders crossing roadways near wetlands or ponds, especially at night, during rainfall and when temps are above freezing. If you see a salamander and are able to safely stop, please pick up the salamander and take