Favoritos de tommyd
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Rana Chirriadora Punteada (Eleutherodactylus guttilatus)Observ.
gio_gr98Descripción
Anfibio dentro de cueva
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Rana Fisgona Labios Blancos (Eleutherodactylus albolabris)Observ.
gilbertoramirez
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Rana Chirriadora Punteada (Eleutherodactylus guttilatus)Observ.
emily_villarreal
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Ranita Chirriadora de la Huasteca (Eleutherodactylus longipes)Observ.
luispastranamx
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Rana Chirrionera Orejona (Eleutherodactylus verrucipes)Observ.
wild-about-texasFecha
Septiembre 2008
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Ranita Chirriadora del Río Bravo (Eleutherodactylus cystignathoides)Observ.
eligarcia-padilla
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Ranita Chirriadora del Río Bravo (Eleutherodactylus cystignathoides)Observ.
jmfindigo
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Ranita Chirriadora del Río Bravo (Eleutherodactylus cystignathoides)Observ.
jmfindigo
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Rana Chirriadora Mexicana (Eleutherodactylus campi)Observ.
sandboaDescripción
I stopped to photograph this tarantula on the road and noticed it had a frog in its jaws. Seemed too big for E. cystignathoides? But I will call it that to get it "into the system" for opinions.
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Falsa Coralillo Real del Noreste (Lampropeltis annulata)Observ.
tommydDescripción
photo by Ian Wright (ianmwright86@gmail.com)
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Género EuryceaObserv.
isaacthelordFecha
Septiembre 2019Descripción
I found this individual walking up a stream wearing sandals. The channel turned cold and beneath the very first rock I flipped, was this salamander. It was roughly two inches long and had feathery gills consistent with salamanders of this genus. I did not handle the individual on the chance that it could be a listed species. Upon conferring with several biologists, we decided to return to the site the next day to hopefully find this salamander or another one like it. We failed to do so and subsequent attempts to find another salamander have also failed.
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Cascabel de Cola Negra Ornamental (Crotalus ornatus)Observ.
timcoleLugar
Privado
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jmillsDescripción
(Larger, darker snake) My mom texted me a photo of two snakes she found hanging out together while she was watering plants. ~3.5 hours later, they were still in the same area and I took some more photos. Sometimes the larger snake would move away a foot or two, and eventually the smaller one would slither over to it again. (will create a duplicate post for the other snake)
