Hey, I'm new new to this forum. My names Noah and I herp in Georgia. Some of you may know me from Herping With Dylan. I'm not sure if this is the appropriate place to post this, so correct me if i am wrong. I haven't had the best season, but I turned up some lifers. Here's a few Pics
My biggest find, a neonate? Canebrake.
Not a lifer, but cool.
Lifer Gopher Tortoise in situ
My Heart breaking DOR lifer.
My lifer cottonmouth is somewhere in this pic but i cant find him.
Another one of my favorite Lifers
Another sp. of water snake. Id?
I have more stuff from this year if anyone wants to see it.
Georgia Herping
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Hey Noah, good to see you here. Nice stuff.
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That kingsnake shot gets the juices flowin... cool stuff.
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Welcome Noah. We've got a pretty good bunch here on the forum. I enjoyed the post, keep em coming.
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Good stuff man. The canebrake isn't a neonate though. Too many rattle buttons. It's been around for a little bit at least. hahaha
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That king is nice! Great shot!
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Welcome Noah...Nice shots! All those animals make me wanna take a trip out your way!
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Thanks everyone.
Not a herp, but a heck of alot of fish on a 10 lb. test line.
Interrupting my photoshoot!
Not a herp, but a heck of alot of fish on a 10 lb. test line.
Interrupting my photoshoot!
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Welcome Noah
What species is that last snake?
Ian
What species is that last snake?
Ian
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That would be a brown snake, and a fine specimen at that. Storeria dekayi
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Indeed. So fine it had me guessing as to what species it was.
Ian
Ian
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So... you're a coastal kid... I wish I had such... luck/skill. Nice post.
Btw... your photography is special.
Btw... your photography is special.
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I love the rattler, it almost looks blue. I believe your watersnake is a northern. I love the spadefoots too, I have never met one in person
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Thanks for posting! Good stuff. Was anyone able to find the Cottonmouth?
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I think that the cottonmouth is closer to the left side but almost centered going into the brush from the water.noah k. wrote: My lifer cottonmouth is somewhere in this pic but i cant find him.
Thanks everyone.
On the spadefoot topic, I only find them once a year or so and the last two times it was en masse, in the middle of a torrential thunderstorm.
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Noah's cottonmouth:
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I don't see it. The OP doesn't see it. Cool mind fk.
cayrip wrote:Noah's cottonmouth:
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Thanks I agree that is it.
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You took the shot... I still don't see it... but that doesn't mean anything.
noah k. wrote:Thanks I agree that is it.
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Im almost positive thats it, but it was getting away so I just pointed and shot.(with a camera)
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Again... you took the picture. I didn't mean anything by my comments except what I saw in the post. Don't let that detract from your experience... I've been there. That is what counts. Who cares what anyone else thinks.
noah k. wrote:Im almost positive thats it, but it was getting away so I just pointed and shot.(with a camera)