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Florida and Georgia

From 2000 to 2004 I completed my undergraduate degrees in biology and ecology. While there, I spent a lot of time out looking for herps in Florida and Georgia. I still enjoy to visit these wonderful states from time to time, most recently in July of 2005.
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Kinosternon subrubrum (juvenile eastern mud turtle), Georgia
Kinosternon subrubrum (juvenile eastern mud turtle), Georgia		 Lampropeltus getula (eastern kingsnake), Georgia
Lampropeltus getula (eastern kingsnake), Georgia		 young Agkistrodon piscivorous (cottonmouth), Georgia
young Agkistrodon piscivorous (cottonmouth), Georgia		 Me with a large ratsnake, Georgia
Me with a large ratsnake, Georgia
Aspidoscelis sexlineatus (six-lined racerunner), Currahee, Georgia
Aspidoscelis sexlineatus (six-lined racerunner), Currahee, Georgia		 Cemophora coccinea (Florida scarlet snake), Liberty county, Florida
Cemophora coccinea (Florida scarlet snake), Liberty county, Florida		 Farancia abacura (mudsnake), Liberty county, Florida
Farancia abacura (mudsnake), Liberty county, Florida		 Hyla cinerea (green treefrog), Alachua county, Florida
Hyla cinerea (green treefrog), Alachua county, Florida
Caretta caretta (hatchling loggerhead sea turtle), Brevard county, Florida
Caretta caretta (hatchling loggerhead sea turtle), Brevard county, Florida		 Gopherus polyphemus (Gopher Tortoise), Citrus county, Florida
Gopherus polyphemus (Gopher Tortoise), Citrus county, Florida		 Tantilla coronata (Florida crowned snake), Citrus county, Florida
Tantilla coronata (Florida crowned snake), Citrus county, Florida		 Seminatrix pygaea (Florida swampsnake), Okeechobee county, Florida
Seminatrix pygaea (Florida swampsnake), Okeechobee county, Florida
emaciated Sistrurus miliarius (dusky pigmy rattlesnake), Ocala National Forest
emaciated Sistrurus miliarius (dusky pigmy rattlesnake), Ocala National Forest		 Yellow rat climbing a palm tree
Yellow rat climbing a palm tree		 co-mingling Rhadinaea flavilata (pine woods snakes), Kissimmee, Florida
co-mingling Rhadinaea flavilata (pine woods snakes), Kissimmee, Florida		 Elaphe obsoleta (grey ratsnake), Georgia
Elaphe obsoleta (grey ratsnake), Georgia
another Georgia Diamondback
another Georgia Diamondback		 scarlet tongue flick
scarlet tongue flick		 Eurycea cirrigera (southern two-lined salamander), Gadsden county, Florida
Eurycea cirrigera (southern two-lined salamander), Gadsden county, Florida		 Crotalus horridus (timber rattlesnake rattling), Georgia
Crotalus horridus (timber rattlesnake rattling), Georgia
Crotalus adamanteus (eastern diamondback rattlesnake juvenile) in situ, Georgia
Crotalus adamanteus (eastern diamondback rattlesnake juvenile) in situ, Georgia		 Crotalus adamanteus (eastern diamondback rattlesnake), VENOMOUS, Georgia
Crotalus adamanteus (eastern diamondback rattlesnake), VENOMOUS, Georgia		 a young diamondback crossing a forest road in Florida
a young diamondback crossing a forest road in Florida		 Lampropeltis triangulum (scarlet kingsnake), Apalachicola National Forest, Florida
Lampropeltis triangulum (scarlet kingsnake), Apalachicola National Forest, Florida
Elaphe guttata (cornsnake), Leon county, Florida
Elaphe guttata (cornsnake), Leon county, Florida
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Medusa 06-Jun-2011 22:34
Hello, I was hicking in Cartersville Georgia and came accross a small stream and there was a snake swimming in it. I can't seem to identify it and would like to know what it was. It was just about 3 feet long dark brown but it had clear diamond shapes on its back to me it looked like the diamond back rattle snake but it did not have the rattle tail. Thank you.
Dana 31-May-2011 02:03
What a wonderful selection of photos. Thank you for sharing. I was hunting a picture to identify my nest of snakes and can't seem to find a match. Thanks again. Keep up the good work.
Mike Dirr 10-Apr-2007 17:35
Your field pics take me back herping in Reelfoot TN. Thanks for that and if you ever in need herping help, I'd love to assist you!
Richard Goldman 18-Apr-2006 02:24
I am living north of Atlanta, GA. I came across a black snake with yellowish white markings. The markings were square-shaped and lined the sides of the snake toward the belly. The snake was about 2 and 1/2 feet long. I have been trying to find a picture on the internet to identify it and have been unsuccessful. I thought you might be able to help. Thank you.
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