Feb 19 '10

Hi,

Some shots from today.

Ambystoma texanum

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...4/DSD_1732.jpg

Agkistrodon contortrix

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...4/DSD_1785.jpg

Virginia striatula

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...4/DSD_1803.jpg

Regina grahami

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...4/DSD_1834.jpg

Not bad for mid-February.

Later, Matt

Looks like a fun herping day :gj:

Nice finds for this time of year!

I am going out to scout a new herping site in the morning. This one is in/near the marshes, so I have high hope for it being a prime spot of water snakes.

I am ready for April. I am getting bored taking pictures of birds :)

http://odatria.com/Pictures/2-19-10/bird1.jpg

In my experience water snakes are most easily come across around bayous in urban areas. And I mean urban! I've found several species in the middle of the city.

Later, Matt

great pics!!

We probably won't start seeing copperheads here until late March or into April...

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Originally Posted by BiggBaddWolf

We probably won't start seeing copperheads here until late March or into April...

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Where do you live?

Later, Matt

You got some awsome pics Matt :gj:

Awesome! Love the copper-head! It's kinda early ,but I saw a little garter snake basking by my firewood stack this afternoon.

Actually, we're closing in on flipping season. Just a few more weeks and flipping is at its best in SE Texas, and I think the same counts for Broussard.

Here's a better photo of that copperhead.

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...4/DSD_1771.jpg

Later, Matt