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Rana-de Coro del Pacífico (Pseudacris regilla)Observ.
pambula88Descripción
Lovely coloration
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garychangDescripción
The biggest surprise in the arboretum was this snake: over 1 m in length, maybe 1.5 m. It was much more docile than the gopher snake I saw in 2012, and just slithered away.
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Topera (Pituophis catenifer)Observ.
the-sithDescripción
Mating on the pavement, not safe.
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Topera (Pituophis catenifer)Observ.
electric_eel65Descripción
Made a hissing sound by inhaling and exhaling.
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thrasherbirdDescripción
Doing a great job of mimicking a rattlesnake by flattening their head into a more triangular shape and going into a typical rattlesnake strike pose. Round pupils, no pits, vertical black stripe coming down from eye.
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Chara Californiana (Aphelocoma californica)Observ.
robmutchDescripción
Agency Lake, Oregon, USA
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aspidoscelisDescripción
Pituophis catenifer sayi, northeast of Jeffrey City on the south side of the Sweetwater River, 42.521 -107.791, Fremont County, Wyoming, 2 Jun 2021.
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Topera (Pituophis catenifer)Observ.
johnwilliamsDescripción
Approximate location. AOR on Laurel North Rd.
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nathanaeldherreraDescripción
A large male observed cruising around a rocky hillside right before a major thunderstorm moved through.
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kristinwaltDescripción
Pic taken at Konza Prairie Biological Station. Left alone after getting pic for identification purposes. Not sure if this is a bullsnake.
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Topera (Pituophis catenifer)Observ.
kassie_sheridanDescripción
Moved it off the road.
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squamatologistDescripción
Adult Bullsnake (Pituophis catenifer sayi), Wabasha County, Minnesota
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Salmon Chinook (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha)Observ.
sujiarDescripción
Trying to move upstream in low water conditions at badly made weir
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Salmo okumusiObserv.
gwt555Lugar
PrivadoDescripción
Upper Goksu River Watershed. Learn more in https://www.georgiawildtrout.com/trout-species-of-turkey
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Salmo rizeensisObserv.
gwt555Descripción
learn more in https://www.georgiawildtrout.com/trout-species-of-turkey
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Culebra Sorda Oriental Estadounidense (Pituophis melanoleucus)Observ.
nathanaeldherreraLugar
Privado
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bobbyfingersDescripción
WARNING: This observation is Rated "5F" (another "Fossilized Foto From the Fingers Files"!), recently unearthed from the rich Cretaceous Period deposit that I call my basement, haha! This is me and my cousin Pete (@jdanch) as 16 year-old kids having an awesome day in the beautiful New Jersey Pine Barrens, finding 2 adult Northern Pine Snakes within a a few yards of each other. Both of us went on in our careers to contribute much understanding to and validation for the State Threatened level of protected status for this species in NJ - with presence/absence surveys, radio-telemetry studies, home range/hibernaculae/distance requirement assessments, and more. I have seen hundreds of individuals of this species in all growth stages, from egg to 6' 7" adults - (including a one-eyed, adult female wild albino!), and engaging in virtually all their behaviors in the wild - and after nearly 50 years, the thrill I get when I encounter this majestic member of the genus Pituophis in the field still (to paraphrase the old-school rock 'n roll band, "Foreigner") - "feels like the first time"! Hope some of you iNat herpers will get a kick out of this 40-some year old "blast from the past" encounter of mine!
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bobzappalortiLugar
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Adult female Albino pine snake found in the wild on August 13, 1988.
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Lagartija Manchada de la Isla Santa Catalina (Uta squamata)Observ.
bhollingsworthDescripción
Isla Santa Catalina, Lindblad Expedition
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Lagartija Manchada de la Isla Santa Catalina (Uta squamata)Observ.
historia_natvrae
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Lagartija Manchada de la Isla Santa Catalina (Uta squamata)Observ.
fermanrriquez
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Lagartija Manchada de la Isla de San Pedro (Uta palmeri)Observ.
ppluxo-joseuzLugar
Falta la ubicación
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Lagartija Manchada de la Isla de El Muerto (Uta lowei)Observ.
jakescottFecha
Septiembre 2021
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jeffholcombFecha
Septiembre 2020Descripción
I thought at first this was the same Florida Pine Snake I just relocated two days ago two miles away, but close inspection of the head and tail markings reveal it's not the same snake.
