Field Herp Forum

RCampbell- Thanks! Yeah crocs are fun. I actually think I've seen the first individual here on the forum; he's missing a chunk of his lower jaw. As for pygmies, from what I hear southern ENP is the only place you can still get them reliably in south Florida. Despite going through some great habitat,...

Very nice! In north Florida, brown watersnakes are often associated with river systems, but they can also be found in cypress swamps, which is their main habitat down here in SFL. Love the FL salamanders, especially the Blind Salamander, obviously. I briefly considered doing the cave tour at FL Cave...

Some highlights from a shortish trip to the Everglades, Saturday to Monday. The cool mornings resulted in lots of crocs around Flamingo including two very large individuals: https://www.flickr.com/photos/201704255@N03/54168952275/in/dateposted-public/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/201704255@N03/5416...

Nice pic and individual

Agreed, I think Great Plains should have larger more consistent spots

Love the narrative and the pictures! Love the rosy and lampropeltis are always fun no matter which form imo

Dang 13,000 views and no replies! Very nice, salamanders are always fun to find.

Fighting not mating btw

Not sure why pictures didn't show up at first; I'll just post urls https://flickr.com/photos/201704255@N03/54101228533/in/dateposted-public/ https://flickr.com/photos/201704255@N03/54101431930/in/dateposted-public/ https://flickr.com/photos/201704255@N03/54100980026/in/dateposted-public/ https://fli...

Hello all! My name is Owen and I'm a high school field herper/noob photographer. I was a long-time ghost of this platform before I finally got around to registering, and I learned more than I care admit lol. Unfortunately it seems like this place is dead, but I figured I might as well write up an in...

Leans Desert King, but looks like an intergrade from SE AZ, tho it could simply be a dull Desert king. Doesn't appear to have any Cali king influence so not technically a "Tucson King". Where was it found, generally?

Yep, Bullfrog. Non-native in AZ.