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What a Scene
Utah features some spectacular landscapes. 
Have Coffee, Will Travel
| What's the point of morning herping if you don't have a cup O' Starbucks in your hand? 
Hiding Out
| Western Whiptails head for brush when they sense danger. Their pattern makes them hard to see in the bushes. 
Streamside Saurian
| Sagebrush Lizards were common along the banks of Taylor Creek. Click here to see another pic 
Orange You Glad?
| Female Sagebrush Lizards turn orange when carrying eggs. 
Taylor Creek
| This is an excellent location to do some herping. 
Baaaaa! | Canyon Treefrogs sound like sheep. We heard several of them calling. Click here to see another pic 
Racing Stripes
| Plateau Striped Whiptails are seriously fast. 
Wonderwall
| Part of a rock wall that surrounded a pool of water. 
Trailside Snake
| Dozens of people walked right by this Great Basin Gopher Snake and didn't notice it. Click here to see another pic 
Picture Perfect
| Most of the lizards on the trails were tolerent of being photographed... 
I'm Outta Here!
| ...although not every scaly being wants to be on a webpage. 
Yell for a Yellow-back
| The ever-elusive Yellow-backed Spiny Lizard. 
Raised Rock Reptile
| Plateau Lizards were found in large numbers. Click here to see another pic |
