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Maybe his name is Monty.

 

(Honestly, this could be a Boa. I can't remember.)

Captive Children's python (Antaresia childreni) feeding.

I was walking around in the garden and came across this baby snake…. I mean, this snake was small… On the top left hand corner… that is a blade of grass…

This young snapping turtle went about 10 inches across the shell, weighed around 2.5 lbs. I photographed him on the road at Bedford Mills, then carefull picked him up and moved him before he was hit. Note the duck-weed and filamentous algae covering his carapace. My wife did not appreciate my "turtle stink" when I got back in the car!

I managed to get quite close to this one before it dashed into the gap between the stones in a wall.

This young snapping turtle went about 10 inches across the shell, weighed around 2.5 lbs. I photographed him on the road at Bedford Mills, then carefull picked him up and moved him before he was hit. Note the duck-weed and filamentous algae covering his carapace. My wife did not appreciate my "turtle stink" when I got back in the car!

If they ever get around to going anywhere.

Underside view of Rhiannon the Green Anaconda at the Reptile Zoo, Monroe, WA

We encountered this beautiful slow worm while walking on Loughrigg Fell. My wife's parents were with us and her dad calmly picked the little creature up to let our children have a better look - just as Alice's grancher had done for her. A magical encounter.

Boa Constrictor Imperator

Slow worm in mortimer forest

Very good camouflage when seen from a distance!

 

Basiliscus vittatus, southern Belize

A welcome visitor in my backyard this morning. I think my neighbor didn't know what to think that I ran outside with my camera to take pictures (apparently the garter snake lives in her garage). Possibly a gravid (pregnant) female, she was rather thick bodied but it didn't look like a food bulge. Maybe about 2 ft long. Thamnophis sirtalis, Colubridae. Spring 2013.

I found out that male green iguanas can take on orange color seasonally. This one was particularly orange.

Photographed at Northcliff Ridge, Johannesburg

Berry Lake, RHLNP, Oakland Co. , MI

Ménagerie du jardin des plantes, Paris.

Common lizard

Snake Pass

Derbyshire

Copyright Natural England/Peter Wakely

1976

pond slider (trachemys scripta), humboldt park, chicago, cook county, il, 150916

I found this little guy outside chasing down one of the several toads that live around my house.. He gave a pretty good show of playing dead and rolling over with his mouth open...Pretty interesting little snake. It might be because I haven't saw many of these little guys.

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