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Hello from The "Pine Tree State!"

*salAMANDA88*

*salAMANDA88*

MoxieMakes MainersMighty
Hello Everyone!
I am new here...(as if you didn't know) haha.
and I just wanted to introduce myself..
My name is Amanda..I live in Maine...
I am in college at UMA, going for my B.A. in Bio....transfering this spring to USM, to finish my degree with a (Better) B.S. in Bio. and then on to a masters..(2 more years)..afetr that I am going for a Zoology degree, and my plan is to be a Conservation Field Herpetologist...I love nothing more than going out in the woods and finding herps...always have..always will.
But when I am inside..I am playing with my snakes..I have a yellow rat, and two corns...(a small collection)..but reasonalble for a full time college student who also works, and doesnt make much money..
and besides..I also have 2 cats 2 Whites tree frogs, and a Hahns Macaw.
So thats just a bit about me..This place looks cool, and I look forward to talking to anyone interested...
Thanks a bunch!
~Amanda~:rolleyes:
 
Hey Amanda, you busy gal! :wavey: You've got quite a full life going on, don't you?

Glad you found some time to join this site. They're a great bunch of folks with the same love of herps you obviously have. I'm looking forward to learning more about you!
 
Welcome! There is so much good information and so many nice people here you are bound to learn something new every day. Hope you enjoy your stay!

I am a senior bio major and have no idea what I'm going to do with it. Maybe you can give me some ideas...
 
Welcome, Amanda! I look forward to seeing pics of you and the all the pets (corns especially, of course). Good luck on your studies as well.
 
haha..airenlow..is your "motley" named after Nikki Sixx?
if so...that is AWESOME!..haha, one of my fave. bands..:crazy01:
 
*salAMANDA88* said:
haha..airenlow..is your "motley" named after Nikki Sixx?
if so...that is AWESOME!..haha, one of my fave. bands..:crazy01:
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Yep! You're one of the few people who has gotten it. My next snake is going to named after Queen...I just need to think of something creative.
 
oh yes..busy, busy, busy...I run non stop..(probably why I stay up so late..its the only time I have to do what I want..haha)
but anywho..here is my little girl..shes a baby Normal/Okeetee het anery, motley, 66% het amel..her name is Lotus
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Hi Amanda!!!!
Let's see them snakies!! Even though I have seen first hand myself. LOL Glad to see you made it over here! You will learn a ton of stuff and meet some really great people! See you on the boards.

PJ :wavey:
 
welcome, field studies are a very important part of conservation, it's great that you are doing that. Maybe seeing you like field studies/conservation, and are from New England, you might know of David Carroll. He's very well known in the area, and he is recognized all over for his field studies on turtles and wetland conservation. If you haven't heard of him, I recommend you look for his books, I'm sure they have them at your school library, "the year of the turtle", "trout reflections", and "swampwalkers journal". He's also my grandfather, but that's not why you should research him, his books have excellent insight on field studies and conservation. Anyways, welcome and I'm sure you will find people here to be very helpful, and knowledgable.
 
Ahhh!! You found us Amanda. Good job. This is a great place filled with great people. You couldn't have picked a better community to be part of. You will be able to learn and share so much here. Again, welcome aboard and I look forward to seeing/reading and replying to your posts. :cheers:
Jay :cool:
 
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