Observações de lauriehall581

DOR, 101 cm snout to vent, 24 cm vent to tail tip. Tissue sample collected for submission to Sul Ross.

Quarter for scale, biggest great plains rat I've ever seen!

DOR, around 4 1/2 feet long. Tissue sample collected to be sent to Sul Ross.

DOR, around 22 inches long. River Road between Terlingua and Lajitas.

A little beauty!

Slaughtered and it's rattles cut off. :-((

Young one, with an incomplete shed in his neck area.

Sunning on a dirt road.

Estimated between 3 1/2 to 4 feet long, first saw it crossing the dirt road. It quickly sought shelter under a mesquite tree when I tried for photos.

A male, perched on some rocks on a narrow promontory. One close-up shot, and one that shows the habitat.

DOR, right next to the Paradise creek bridge. :-(

He didn't stick around for a decent photo! Nice sized animal between 2 1/2 and3 feet long.

My birthday snake! :-). Very pretty dark grey and very chunky. Hoping a gravid female. I coaxed her off the dirt road, she's safe. :-).

Observed at the edge of a very small pond around the size of an above-ground swimming pool. This pond often goes dry.

Dead on road, under 24 inches long.

I observed this one and 4 others very close by along the edges of a field. After several years of seeing very few jackrabbits, they have made a comeback.

DOR. :-(. I've seen quite a few at this location darting across the road.

Basking on a log in a stock pond that was bone-dry last year, and almost dry earlier in the spring after catching some water over the winter. It's been interesting to see the wildlife returning.

Large green male and smaller female with breeding coloration. Or possibly a juvenile male. They were hanging out together on top of a large rock.

Another on the road turtle, safe now.

Found on a red dirt road around 30 feet from Beaver Creek. Size was around 4 to 5 CM.

Female, on the side of a steep wash.

Dead on road, victim of a car tire.