Nathan Hall
Founding Father
I don't really have time to make a full report, but I thought I'd share a couple pics from our trip to West Texas. Chris (geckocrazy) and I spent a few days in some of the most beautiful areas in the country and found so many amazing herps and inverts. I shot more pics on this trip than any other in hopes to share our experience with all of the dedicated herpers here. When I was going through the 200 photos that I took on the trip, I really got sad since I knew this was the last trip to West Texas of the season. I will give a complete report, with narrative, when I'm caught up with the collection. We were on 277 in Val Verde on Thursday, Sanderson and Black Gap on Friday, and South Alpine, Christmas Mountains, and the River Road on Saturday. The conditions were perfect for finding herps all weekend, and we did! No, we didn't find a lepidus or alterna, but we did get to see and enjoy West Texas and photograph plenty of animals and ecosystems around the region. Without sounding too cheesy, I feel like these trips are becoming necessary for my peace of mind and sanity. It is nice to be able to look up at the stars, enjoy the fresh air, photograph one of the most amazing parts of the world, and get to know someone much better. Chris, I had a killer time with you and would love to go back to the field with you MANY times next spring and summer. It is nice to be able to express our passion for herps by studying and photographing them in the field. Enjoy the pics!!! Many more to come...
Habitat
I will make a full report, with pics of ALL of the species, in a few days. I hope you guys enjoyed the pics.








Habitat




I will make a full report, with pics of ALL of the species, in a few days. I hope you guys enjoyed the pics.