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Lagartija Nocturna del Desierto (Xantusia vigilis)Observ.
taylorprobstDescripción
All found under the same log
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Cascabel Peninsular Occidental (Crotalus oreganus)Observ.
zeevngDescripción
Found in the contact zone for Mojave Rattlesnakes (C s scutulatus) and Southern Pacific Rattlesnakes (C o helleri). Despite coloration and pattern, scales and tail would suggest it is pure oreganus ssp.
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Chacahuala del Noroeste (Sauromalus ater)Observ.
adventurerobDescripción
Picture captured via security camera footage in the vicinity of Big Morongo Canyon. MV CA
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Cascabeles (Género Crotalus)Observ.
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Found along Moenkopi Loop Trail at Red Rock Canyon
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Cascabeles (Género Crotalus)Observ.
desertmaxDescripción
Made quick get away into a tortoise burrow.?
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bamm321Descripción
Mating? The larger brighter colored one emerged first, followed by the two slightly smaller drabber colored ones, who wrapped themselves around it when it stopped.
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kuedaDescripción
This was a good reminder that a flashlight is a convenience and a safety device.
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Cascabel Moteada (Crotalus pyrrhus)Observ.
snekmamanDescripción
Observed at Mid Hills Campground
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Cascabel Cornuda del Noroeste (Crotalus cerastes)Observ.
anjamcguireDescripción
2 rattlesnakes possibly mating?
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Cascabel del Altiplano (Crotalus scutulatus)Observ.
cdegroofDescripción
Flipped this baby under a rock.
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Bejori de Cerca Occidental (Sceloporus occidentalis)Observ.
bewickwrenDescripción
At right
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Chirrioneras (Género Masticophis)Observ.
prakritDescripción
The consensus among people I've talked to so far is that this is most likely a hybrid or the offspring of a hybrid between Masticophis flagellum ruddocki and Masticophis lateralis lateralis. That being said, I'm interested to see if anyone thinks otherwise. Anyone know of other Masticophis hybrid records besides taeniatus x lateralis?
@meandthealiens and I found this snake in treeless desert habitat (more suitable for M. f. ruddocki).
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bewickwrenFecha
Septiembre 2023Descripción
Snake is in a live trap placed in an outbuilding to catch Black Rats. Snake entered trap and from presence of a suspicious bulge is presumed to have eaten a rat within. Snake was released unharmed.
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tmillsDescripción
This is another very old observation record from back in June 1989. This was the first Rosy Boa I had ever encountered - shortly after I relocated to CA from NY. It was a very large, female crawling on the dirt side of the road.
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