I took a short camping/ herping trip to my favorite pygmy rattlesnake spot in Oklahoma over the weekend. I did not have much luck. I found some copperheads and a big DOR timber rattler but not much else. Hopefully when it cools down just a bit things will pick up
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A bit of herping in southern Oklahoma
Wednesday, September 15th, 2010Ridgenose Rattlesnake – Crotalus willardi
Friday, September 3rd, 2010
Photo that I took from southeastern Arizona. A very beautiful snake! I love the prominent white streaks below the eye.
Only a few more rattlesnake species to go…
Friday, September 3rd, 2010I am getting closer to accomplishing my goal of finding every rattlesnake species in the United States. I have spent a bunch of time in southeastern Arizona, New Mexico and Texas so I have found pretty much every species there. I still need to find an eastern diamondback, a speckled rattlesnake, a red diamond rattlesnake, an Arizona black rattlesnake and a tiger rattler. Hopefully next year I will find those five species.
Albuquerque New Mexico Snake Hunting
Tuesday, April 13th, 2010
New Mexico milksnake found herping near Albuquerque… also found some prairie rattlesnakes, glossy snakes, gopher snakes and blackheaded snakes.
Some Pictures From Herping The Ouachita Mountains
Tuesday, April 13th, 2010
Speckled kingsnakes that were flipped under some boards.
Cottonmouth found near a lake
Milk snake flipped underneath a rock