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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 was out hiking a few days ago with a guy I'm seeing (fellow herper, yay!) and we ended up having to wait as a bunch of tiny pickerel frogs hopped past us. I couldn't believe how many there were! They were only about an inch long and fast little buggers. We also saw a big northern water snake, but I wasn't able to get close enough for a photo before he got away. Maybe next time! I rarely see any herps up here, but I'll have my camera ready next time now that I know where a good spot is!
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Maybe next time! I rarely see any herps up here, but I'll have my camera ready next time now that I know where a good spot is!
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