strikedistance
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Well you know the story. Jason, Hazpat, Billboard, shatty, sdpete, my Dad and I were all in arizona. Found very little snakes but the trip was amazing. Will be going back soon.
Lizards
Tuscon Banded Gecko
Mountain Spiny
Lesser Earless Lizard
Sonoran Spotted Whiptail
Mountian Skink
Ornate Tree Lizard
Toads
Couch's Spadefoot (Male)
Red Spotted Toad
Sonoran Desert Toad
Great Plain's Toad (If i took the picture.)
Snakes
Black Tail Rattlesnake
Regal Ringneck baby
Sonoran Whipsnake(very photogenic) Also this top photo is by far my favorite picture ever taken. I really critique my pictures and never think there really nice or perfect but i love this one.
Ridgenose Rattlesnake(not seen by me) great pic Ryan!!!!!!!!
Also the one snake that had the biggest story of all. We wanted to get a picture of a saguaro cactus before we left. So after we did we walked around in 110 degree heat looking for lizards. We saw a whiptail then we started to go. My dad spotted this Iguana that shot in front of our car. Well being the last herp of the trip everyone took of for it. Jason and i found it in this bush. We desided to get in out of its hole. As jason was trying i went to the other side of this bush. I saw a coachwhip sticking its head out of a hole. I called everyone over to catch this snake. After a while and many bites we did. It was a great way to end the trip.
A very dark red stripe coachwhip.
First person to lay hands on it.
Miss.
Deer
Tarantula (male)
Hawk Moth Caterpillar
It was a great trip and i cant wait to go back. Guys it was great camping/herping/hiking with you. Hopefully we can do other trip like that with everyone.
Bruce
As always Totals-
Mountain Spiny
Clarks spiny
lesser earless lizard
Mountain skink
Collared Lizard????
Tuscon banded Gecko
Ornate Tree Lizard
Uta
Sonoran Spotted whiptail
Great Basin Whiptail(tigris)
Sonoran Desert Toad
Couch's Spadefoot
Red Spotted Toad
What we thought were Westerns(boreas) were (Woodhouse's Toad) ahh no picture
Great plains Toad
Sonoran Whipsnake
Blacktail Rattler
Regal Ringneck
Black Coachwhip
Ridgenose(not me)
Deer
Taratula
Scorpion
Caterpillars and Lepi's
Skunks
Lizards
Tuscon Banded Gecko
Mountain Spiny
Lesser Earless Lizard
Sonoran Spotted Whiptail
Mountian Skink
Ornate Tree Lizard
Toads
Couch's Spadefoot (Male)
Red Spotted Toad
Sonoran Desert Toad
Great Plain's Toad (If i took the picture.)
Snakes
Black Tail Rattlesnake
Regal Ringneck baby
Sonoran Whipsnake(very photogenic) Also this top photo is by far my favorite picture ever taken. I really critique my pictures and never think there really nice or perfect but i love this one.
Ridgenose Rattlesnake(not seen by me) great pic Ryan!!!!!!!!
Also the one snake that had the biggest story of all. We wanted to get a picture of a saguaro cactus before we left. So after we did we walked around in 110 degree heat looking for lizards. We saw a whiptail then we started to go. My dad spotted this Iguana that shot in front of our car. Well being the last herp of the trip everyone took of for it. Jason and i found it in this bush. We desided to get in out of its hole. As jason was trying i went to the other side of this bush. I saw a coachwhip sticking its head out of a hole. I called everyone over to catch this snake. After a while and many bites we did. It was a great way to end the trip.
A very dark red stripe coachwhip.
First person to lay hands on it.
Miss.
Deer
Tarantula (male)
Hawk Moth Caterpillar
It was a great trip and i cant wait to go back. Guys it was great camping/herping/hiking with you. Hopefully we can do other trip like that with everyone.
Bruce
As always Totals-
Mountain Spiny
Clarks spiny
lesser earless lizard
Mountain skink
Collared Lizard????
Tuscon banded Gecko
Ornate Tree Lizard
Uta
Sonoran Spotted whiptail
Great Basin Whiptail(tigris)
Sonoran Desert Toad
Couch's Spadefoot
Red Spotted Toad
What we thought were Westerns(boreas) were (Woodhouse's Toad) ahh no picture
Great plains Toad
Sonoran Whipsnake
Blacktail Rattler
Regal Ringneck
Black Coachwhip
Ridgenose(not me)
Deer
Taratula
Scorpion
Caterpillars and Lepi's
Skunks
