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Natural History/Field ObservationField observations of corn snakes, field collecting, or just general topics about the natural environment they are found in.
I hike on established and well-used trails, so I don't see a ton of reptiles, other than the hundreds of little lizards that dash here and there while I walk. Today, I just about stepped on this nice 6' bull-snake. The pictures aren't very good; quick iPhone shots.
When I followed him into the brush and watched him go under a rock, I noticed a rattlesnake under the rock, too.
Then, almost at the end of my hike I saw this guy.
I love horned lizards! I miss those little guys. We used to have babies come out every Spring when I was in NM-you'd open your window to get a breeze, and you'd have three lizards sunning themselves on your window sill.
We're going to NV this summer-I'm hoping we'll see some interesting herps.
I'm jealous, it's really hard to find any kind of herps around here any more it seems. I don't understand it but they just don't seem to be as abundant as they use to be.
Came across another rattler today. Man, this guy got my heart going. He was not a happy fella. Trying to post the video. It's a terrible video, starting out vertical then I tried to go horizontal and you'll have to turn your head. That's if the video even works. I'll post a decent picture I got of him, though.
Nice chuckwalla. I had a few of those many years ago and they were really cool, but didn't thrive well. Though, maybe I just didn't know what I was doing back then.
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