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Kam be! And awesome pseudoxenodon!

Nothing really important to note, but when "Lucky" gave me her contact information, she wrote her name as: Weigun Lucky.

Awesome photos! Never would've thought of winter herping before, haha.

matt ignoffo wrote:Awesome awesome awesome!

Most interesting to me is the Indian summer observation. I did not know that and I won't forget it...Thanx for that.
Matt

Indeed.

That's what I heard from the Grad students I was with. They were a little peeved we didn't find some more species, but I really had no room to complain. Who knew this was all in Illinois, anyway!

Hey everyone, I am a new user native to Dupage County. However, I am attending Eastern Illinois University, and was very lucky to become a part of the Herpetology Lab. These photos (hopefully they'll be visible) were taken at Snake Road, Shawnee National Park, and other preserves in Illinois's South...

matt ignoffo wrote:It is tough to justify helping someone who has one post and a weird moniker.

Yeah, it must be even tougher when the person's actual name is more weird. Haha.

I'll work on my credentials, thanks for being blunt.

- Iwo