Meet up wit Bob C. today at 9:30 to do some things for a exhibit tommorow at one of the local colleges. Had a pretty good time there. Then we were definatly in herp mode today and took a trip a little more south to Fayette County.
Hit a few spots myself and John have been to a few times. Lost time for two hours then we desided to check on the copperhead population that everyone knows exist but noone I know has ever seen one. Good thing Bob was there cause I would have never found them where they were. But it was alot of searching to find one then we were on a roll.
Westmoreland County
10+ Redbacks Salamander
10+ Twolineds Salamander
5+ Northern Duskys Salamander
5+ Mtn. Duskys Salamander
2 Slimy Salamander
3 Pickerel Frogs
5+ Green Frogs
Fayette County
10 + Green Frogs
5+ Twolineds Salamander
1 Seal Salamander
5+ Redbacks Salamander
5+ Mtn Duskys Salamander
1 Slimy Salamander
1 Newt
4 unided Ambystoma Resently transformed (maybe spotteds will see)
1 Garter snake- Bob
1 Queen snake- Bob
3 Copperhead -Only two photographed* Have to give bob credit for these.
1 Copperhead Shed
1 Garter Shed
3 Queen Sheds
Bob Looking for the “Poisonous snakes” The Sign told us about. LOL
Copperhead Shed – I think we are getting warmer-
Bob saw this a little ways down – Copper 1
Copper 2
Little Queen that Bob caught
Giant Slimy
Newt
Unided Ambystoma
Pickerel
Green Frog
