Guyana snakes- a photolog - Field Herp Forum
2014年6月10日 · I've spent a lot of time in Guyana in various parts of the country, both for my own research and as the herpetologist for the World Wildlife Fund-Guianas and Global Wildlife Conservation's Biodiversity Assessment Team. I've got tons of photos, so I figure it probably makes the most sense to break them up into groups.
Guyana-End of the Year wrap up (Warning LOTS OF IMAGES)
2011年2月26日 · The False Coral and Slender legged frog are incredible, but the Bushmaster is the 'absolute' of all snakes. So much variation in coloration from the few specimens I have seen posted here on FHF. So much variation in coloration from the few specimens I …
Amphibians of Guyana - Field Herp Forum
2011年2月26日 · Those images of the Stefania evansi are just amazing. Seriously, you should submit one of those for the cover of Herp Review. I spent some time in southeastern Guyana (the Kanuku Mountains) doing a herp survey for Conservation International back in the 90's and I never saw even a fraction of what you did. Kudos on a fantastic job!-Paul
Peruvian Amazon Part 3, Snakes - Field Herp Forum
2010年6月7日 · They are fairly abundant daytime snakes. Chironius fuscus Common Whipsnake Another fairly common racer is the Common Glossy Racer. I found this one at night on the long trail (first photo in-situ) A juvenile was found at Santa Cruz. Liophis is a genus of snakes that I am quite familiar with in Central America. On most Peru trips, I find a ...
Your TOP 10 Herping Trip Bucket List - Field Herp Forum
2010年6月8日 · 6. Alpine meadows of West Virginia(snakes and salamanders) 7. Southeastern Texas(snakes, Lizards and toads) 8. Madagascar(lizards and snakes) 9. Australia(lizards and snakes) 10. Coasta Rica(frogs, snakes and salamanders) I only put my out of country ones last because I am poor . Also there are many others like Southern Utah and the Sierra ...
Pseustes sulphureus - Field Herp Forum
2010年6月7日 · So I have some weird snakes and one of my favorites is the Pseustes sulphureus. They are one of the largest colubrids on the planet with sizes up to 14ft in length reported. I have two WC adult males however that are a mere 7ft or so and have showed no sign of growing longer.
Effects of drought on snake populations - Field Herp Forum
2010年6月8日 · When fossorial snakes emerge from aestivation after the drought ends, they can then serve as the base of the snake food chain since they are often preyed upon by larger snakes. Fossorial snakes tend to have large populations and, from what I've seen in my own studies, survive just fine through droughts even if you don't see them during the ...
Advice herping in Florida - Field Herp Forum
2015年12月14日 · Start driving about 30 minutes before sunset, and just go back and forth until you get tired. That's the best way to find snakes this time of year. If it has rained in the afternoon/evening, as it often does in FL this time of year, then you may be more likely to find frogs thank snakes. Good luck and let us know how it goes! - Matt
What is a Cryptic Snake? - Field Herp Forum
2011年8月22日 · A lot of snakes are cryptic, particularly vipers. It is part of the reason why snakes are not the easiest of study animals, as it can be difficult to find enough animals to study. Your last statement is very true, and it does not necessarily have to be a population but could be an entire species. Urspelerpes comes to mind.
Snakes Crawlin' around Chattanooga - Field Herp Forum
2010年6月7日 · Re: Snakes Crawlin' around Chattanooga Post by Greg Theos » Wed Jun 16, 2010 7:13 pm That Pine snake was found near , but not in Chattanooga, and you would not believe the habitat it was found in (I will elaborate more on this in an upcoming post).