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March 20, 2019 - Cabazon, California: Woman tourist poses near a brontosaurus dinosaur statue on a bright sunny summer day. Cabazon Dinosaurs are a popular roadside attraction
Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand. This 3 ft snake was crossing my driveway as I was leaving my house. I stopped my motorcycle, switch the ignition off and put it on it's kickstand and still had time the gently grab him just behind the head. They are not very fast on the ground. If he'd made it off the pavement into the vegetation i wouldn't have had a chance. I Googled him and saw a number of pictures none of which showed one with the little extension on the tip of his nose.
A beautiful little snake living in my neighbor's bush. I'll try to get a full body shot. I thought at first it was a Northern Brown but I am not certain. If it is she is the largest I have ever seen.
I had my morning coffee while 'hanging out' w/ this little gator as I stood around watching for Least Skippers (which I thought I had glimpsed at this spot on my previous visit). No luck on the butterfly, but Skittles (yes, I named the baby alligator) was good company.
Wandering Garter Snake (Thamnophis elegans ssp. vagrans). This subspecies of the Western Terrestrial Garter Snake occurs throughout the Great Basin and the Rockies. Great Basin National Park. White Pine Co., Nevada.
MP-E65 shot. A foot-long Pink headed Reed Snake (Calamaria schlegeli - ID credit: Evan Quah) we "accidentally" found at night while photographing a Long Legged Horned Frog (Xenophrys longipes) . A really lucky night! Pahang, Malaysia. More herps - orionmystery.blogspot.com/2012/12/tropical-reptiles-amphi...
$700 if you would like to buy her.
Wozzl3 found one of these at his pet store, I didn't know we had them here at ours until today.
Another new found friend on my property.
I had my son hold him up and out by his tail just like Steve Irwin used to do. He looked just like the Crocodile Hunter, but smaller!
There were so many different creatures in the 'dark' house that I can't remember which this one was called. I liked his curyly tail.
Every man is a quotation from all his ancestors. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
Taken at Granby Zoo with a Canon 60D and a 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM L lens.
This is the same snake I found climbing my garage wall. I relocated the little guy to a ledge on my fence, from which he promptly fell, hence the dirt on his face. Would have brushed it off for the picture but he was pretty irritated by this time.
Several states list the pine snake as threatened. The pine snake and hognose snake are the only two snakes native to South Carolina that hiss.
West Columbia, Lexington County, SC, USA.