DALLAS COUNTY, Iowa — A much-anticipated annual event has begun in Dallas County — the migration of Tiger salamanders from the ditches and fields surrounding Voas Nature Area into the wetlands. Dallas County Conservation Board posted around noon on Thursday that some of the salamanders have been spotted on the move, making the crossing. The […]
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