I'm almost sure the larva we've found is a salamander larva of Salamandra salamandra. The ribbed newt has a flatter head and its eyes are almost on top of its head. In the beginning I didn't think it was a Salamandra salamandra larva, because in the Netherlands the larva are all dark (
http://jellevanaalst.fotopic.net/p34661128.html). Now I've read there are about 9 different subspecies in Spain!

About the reptiles; now I am not so sure about the Iberian Wall Lizard. I mentioned it was a female. Now I think it's a male. I will post a photo here later on which there is a pair to be seen. I made that picture before I shot the one which is posted on the forum right now. Between taking the two pictures, one ran away. More about that later (It also could be an individual of the common wall lizard (Podarcis muralis), although the area in particular seems to be out of its range. Maybe it is an individual of the Spanisch psammodromus (Psammodromus hispanicus)



?....any one knows the answer for sure?)
The other one was ID't as a Bocage's Wall Lizard (Porarcis bocagei). Though this individual could be a female Iberian rock lizard (Lacerta monticola) as well...

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By the way, we didn't take this species into account...so we counted 10! species of reptile instead of 9.
Jelle