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Tortuga Lagarto Norteña (Chelydra serpentina)Observ.
w293766628_wDescripción
I'm not sure if this guy climbed up on this thing on purpose or not. I guess it was on purpose because I saw another one out of the water in a similar situation. This particular turtle might have one blind eye though. It appeared to be mating season even though they aren't yet mating or at least I didn't see them mating. There are at least five hanging around each other in two or three different parts of the water.
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Culebra Chirrionera Constrictora (Coluber constrictor)Observ.
samanthapounsberry
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amdursoDescripción
Two individuals inside a bluebird nest box on a cloudy morning
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garethmoLugar
13 Krantzkloof Falls Estate 36 Ronald's Road, Kranskloof, Kloof, 3610, South Africa (Google, OSM)Descripción
Spotted rock snake
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Lagartija de Las Bromelias (Anadia ocellata)Observ.
leandra_13Descripción
Individuo camuflado en la hojarasca.
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ilockwoodDescripción
Large Scaled Pit Viper (formerly Trimeresurus macrolepis), Palani Hills (Western Ghats)
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Boa Terrestre de Calabar (Calabaria reinhardtii)Observ.
apdragerDescripción
Very large; ~4cm diameter. Poses like a stick, known to trap prey by bending in a u and digging into soil on either side. Bite is considered dangerous by local people.
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Salamandra de Mármol (Ambystoma opacum)Observ.
novah21Descripción
Or a Marbled (?) (I rarely see juveniles at this size that don’t have more of a pattern)
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Serpiente Coralillo del Noreste (Micrurus fulvius)Observ.
sam_blueDescripción
AOR
Male
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Culebra Listonada Común (Thamnophis sirtalis ssp. sirtalis)Observ.
brianmoorecleveland
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Mamushi de Cola Corta (Gloydius brevicauda)Observ.
j-jDescripción
Eating a Chinese red-headed centipede
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nathaliagongoraprepromouesviDescripción
Una serpiente yope cruzando una calle
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Salamandra Limosa de Manchas Blancas (Plethodon cylindraceus)Observ.
graytreefrogDescripción
First record of this species in Arlington County since 1977. Adult female found under a log in an upland area dominated by mountain laurel, similar to the habitat I’ve found this species in elsewhere in northern Virginia. This was in a park that has been extensively surveyed, yet there aren’t even any historical records of this species from this park. Absolutely amazing to find this species somewhere it has gone undetected for all this time.
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Serpiente de Hocico de Cerdo Sureña (Heterodon simus)Observ.
jackiegoodmanDescripción
lifer! absolutely beautiful snake and very cooperative for photos
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Salamandra Arborícola (Aneides lugubris)Observ.
plainsashchalacaDescripción
I found two (likely male) Arboreal Salamanders fighting to the death after a night of rain.
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Salamandra Común (Salamandra salamandra)Observ.
jakobDescripción
Little misunderstandings do happen in life.
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Serpiente de Hocico de Cerdo Oriental (Heterodon platirhinos)Observ.
bobbyfingersDescripción
Vicinity of Jamesburg, Monroe Township, NJ.
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adventurerobDescripción
??? DOR less than half mile from my house. Appears to be a patternless pituophis! When I got out of my car to ID it first thought was (Desert Patchnose) but soon realized it was a pit. I have never observed this morph in the wild until now. Hope to find another alive to share. Less than a mile as the crow flies from the San Bernardino / Riverside County line. Morongo Valley, CA
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graytreefrogFecha
Septiembre 2018Descripción
Very exciting lifer. Flipped under a board.
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Cascabel de Pradera (Crotalus viridis)Observ.
maxwell_soellDescripción
baby found on road, adult buzzed me from right off the road
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rikki24Descripción
Could be a carpet python. Could be something else. All I know it was the wrong colour to feel safe and I called for help.
Usá ArgentiNat con app iNaturalist
