Intergrade zone is 50 miles west...........n/p

Posted by Jeff on July 04, 2002 at 19:27:09:

In Reply to: Jeff *** Thanks as always for sharing but............................. posted by Kevin Earley on July 04, 2002 at 18:03:53:

: I really could have lived without the sight of the mutilated gila. The sad thing is that that happens everywhere with all types of wildlife. Reality really sucks some times.

: The other gila was a really nice looking animal. Is that area more in the intergrade zone or in the area where cinctum exist. It appears to me to have alot of characteristics that make it "look" banded, but I am no taxonomist.

: Even the one that got the baby seal treatment (no joke meant) has a really interesting pattern as well.

: Keep up the great work. It must be nice to see them somewhat "regularly".

: Thanks for sharing.

: Kevin

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• I think what Jeff is trying to tell you(correct me if I'm wrong, Jeff)..... kerry 07/04/02 (4)
  • Agreed Kerry. The area that I live in is predominatly.... Jeff 07/04/02 (3)
    • OK a question for both Kerry and Jeff............................ Kevin Earley 07/04/02 (2)
      • Neonates or yearings look cinctum but will eventually...... Jeff 07/04/02 (1)
        • Yo Kevin...... kerry 07/05/02 (0)

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: : I really could have lived without the sight of the mutilated gila. The sad thing is that that happens everywhere with all types of wildlife. Reality really sucks some times. : : The other gila was a really nice looking animal. Is that area more in the intergrade zone or in the area where cinctum exist. It appears to me to have alot of characteristics that make it "look" banded, but I am no taxonomist. : : Even the one that got the baby seal treatment (no joke meant) has a really interesting pattern as well. : : Keep up the great work. It must be nice to see them somewhat "regularly". : : Thanks for sharing. : : Kevin

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