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Friday 9-11 PM ET - Herps & Inverts Chat

Posted by Jeremy on May 12, 2003 at 06:44:03:

In Reply to: Harris Co 5-11 with Mark and Scott posted by snakeguy88 on May 11, 2003 at 22:48:11:

:Headed out to one of our staple areas with Mark and Scott...had a good day...caught some snakes. Our first find was this little guy basking in the shallows
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:Scott found this guy, or I guess I should say girl...
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:Very, very likely it is gravid...pretty heavy bodied and will strike like a rat snake, as you can see in the pic.
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:I saw this little guy when he moved in the weeds...A pretty little rough green! (and my first in a while that wasn't DOR)
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:Mark flipped this little girl...she was with her egg cases and food cache of junebugs.(sry my camera WOULD NOT focus at all)
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:This was the last find of the day...Mark and I flipped this pair...they started moving before I could get a good pic. Most obviously a male and a (possibly) gravid female. Female is pictured, male is busy streaking away.
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:Other than that we found some skinks, some leopard frogs, and thats about it other than a rotting armadillo. Temps were cooler than normal and it was a bit overcast. I found a DOR leucostoma on the way home. Andy

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