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Snake Speedster
The first snake was this young Blue Racer - it was still sporting some spots as well as very cool blue coloration. Click here to see another photo of the snake ![]()
Forgotten Farmland
| Abandoned hog farm where the snake was found. ![]()
Fowler's Toad
| The Fowler's Toad closely resembles the American Toad, the examples I've found have all been in sandy areas. ![]()
Heart-shaped Snake
| An Eastern Milk Snake is always a welcome find. Click here to see another photo of this snake ![]()
Would?
| This pile of boards behind a Shell gas station on a busy road had a couple of hidden treasures. ![]()
Plain To See
| Plains Garter Snake - lifer. Click here to see another photo of this snake ![]()
City Snake
| Brown Snakes can often be found living within city limits. Click here to see another photo of this snake ![]()
Tin Fields
| Strategically placed pieces of tin can be a herper's "goldmine." ![]()
Racerunner
| Six-lined Racerunners are known for their extraordinary speed. Click here to see another photo of this lizard ![]()
Big Blue
| This adult Blue Racer was the largest (and last) snake that I found on the trip. Click here to see another photo of this snake ![]()
Crazy Cricket
| Not a bad weekend, though I wish the weather was better. |