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Guess that herp!!!

Guess I better post. You're on your own, I have to work all day tomorrow.
Someone's got to know this guy. My favorite amphibian:

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So right on this one. Did the "X" on the back help?
I remember floating down the Swatara Creek on a raft as night fell and the hundreds(thousands?) of peepers started singing. Some places where the trees were really low over the water we actually had to speak louder to be heard properly.
 
Wonderful! I have never seen or heard them before :(. I just remember researching them online when I was living in WI last year. I moved away early March and it was just TOO early and cold for them to come out.
 
How is this for an EASY one?

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Is that an Arizona Black Rattlesnake? Crotalus viridis cerberus? I've never seen one. But I don't know of any other crots that are almost black like that...
 
You got it Chris! I found this (guy?) at 7'000 elevation, almost unheard of for rattle snakes. So far it is the first and only wild rattle snake I have ever found. Good work, your turn!
 
Thats an awesome find Allison! Personlly, I've only come across Black-tailed, Diamondbacks, and Mojaves. I would've loved to find that guy!
 
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