strikedistance
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Well saterday morning we meet up with Jeff to go looking for horned lizards. We found zebra-tails, fringe-toes, and one Iguana. Finally he spotted a neonate Flat-tail. It was the coolest thing in the world. Also like everyone had said when your looking for them on sand it takes a while for your eyes to adjust to them. Well it took me a minute to finally see him and about 15 to actually find him when he would run 6 inches. :rofl:
I took a quick shot of her head because there horns are amazing.
Later i went looking for night lizards. I didn't really look just see if i could find where they were found. I took a long time and a trechorous drive but we managed to find it. When we got there i saw a small lizard dart up the rocks. I was like yesssss then Damn. Dont you hate sideblotch lizards when your looking for other small lizards. Well it looked kinda cool.
And last was the only snake found of the night. A big ruber that would stay of the road. We found him at about 8 than an hour later at the same exact spot we found him again. Oh well some things never learn.
It was a great trip Hope you like all the pictures.
Bruce
I took a quick shot of her head because there horns are amazing.
Later i went looking for night lizards. I didn't really look just see if i could find where they were found. I took a long time and a trechorous drive but we managed to find it. When we got there i saw a small lizard dart up the rocks. I was like yesssss then Damn. Dont you hate sideblotch lizards when your looking for other small lizards. Well it looked kinda cool.
And last was the only snake found of the night. A big ruber that would stay of the road. We found him at about 8 than an hour later at the same exact spot we found him again. Oh well some things never learn.
It was a great trip Hope you like all the pictures.
Bruce
