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James Van Dyke | profile | all galleries >> Field Herpetology >> Arkansas Herps tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Arkansas Herps

In my doctoral field research and through outings just for fun, I come across a good number of herps in the northwest Arkansas area. Here are some of my recent finds.
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Winter Amphibians
:: Winter Amphibians :: 		Elaphe obsoleta (black ratsnake), Crawford county, Arkansas *THIS is the aforementioned 5-foot p**sed-off ratsnake
Elaphe obsoleta (black ratsnake), Crawford county, Arkansas *THIS is the aforementioned 5-foot p**sed-off ratsnake		 Sistrurus miliarius (western pigmy rattlesnake), VENOMOUS, Benton county, Arkansas
Sistrurus miliarius (western pigmy rattlesnake), VENOMOUS, Benton county, Arkansas		 Find the timber rattler (Crotalus horridus), VENOMOUS, Madison county, Arkansas
Find the timber rattler (Crotalus horridus), VENOMOUS, Madison county, Arkansas
Here she is!
Here she is!		 Carphophis vermis (western wormsnake) hiding head, Washington county, Arkansas
Carphophis vermis (western wormsnake) hiding head, Washington county, Arkansas		 Elaphe obsoleta (black ratsnake), actively crawling, Madison county, Arkansas
Elaphe obsoleta (black ratsnake), actively crawling, Madison county, Arkansas		 Rana utricularia (southern leopard frog), Washington county, Arkansas
Rana utricularia (southern leopard frog), Washington county, Arkansas
Acris crepitans (blanchard's cricket frog), Washington county, Arkansas
Acris crepitans (blanchard's cricket frog), Washington county, Arkansas		 black ratsnake close-up
black ratsnake close-up		 Elaphe obsoleta (male-female pair of black ratsnakes), Washington county, Arkansas
Elaphe obsoleta (male-female pair of black ratsnakes), Washington county, Arkansas		 Eurycea longicauda melanopleura (dark-sided salamander), Washington county, Arkansas
Eurycea longicauda melanopleura (dark-sided salamander), Washington county, Arkansas
Hyla versicolor (grey treefrog), Washington county, Arkansas
Hyla versicolor (grey treefrog), Washington county, Arkansas		 Eurycea lucifuga (cave salamander), Washington county, Arkansas
Eurycea lucifuga (cave salamander), Washington county, Arkansas		 cave salamander close-up
cave salamander close-up		 Lampropeltis getula (speckled kingsnake), Madison county, Arkansas
Lampropeltis getula (speckled kingsnake), Madison county, Arkansas
speckled king glamour shot
speckled king glamour shot		 speckled king
speckled king		 smiling brownsnake
smiling brownsnake		 Storeria dekayi (midland brownsnake), Washington county, Arkansas
Storeria dekayi (midland brownsnake), Washington county, Arkansas
Lampropeltis getula (speckled kingsnake), Washington county, Arkansas
Lampropeltis getula (speckled kingsnake), Washington county, Arkansas		 Trachemys scripta (red-eared sliders) basking on log, Washington county, Arkansas
Trachemys scripta (red-eared sliders) basking on log, Washington county, Arkansas		 Eumeces sp. (unidentified skink species), Washington county, Arkansas
Eumeces sp. (unidentified skink species), Washington county, Arkansas		 Lampropeltis calligaster (prairie kingsnake), Washington county, Arkansas
Lampropeltis calligaster (prairie kingsnake), Washington county, Arkansas
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Bob B.26-Apr-2006 04:52
D#mn you have a lot of rattler pics. Copperheads too. Interesting shots of rattlers up in the tree. Have not seen that. Other snakes yes. Not at all a comfort! That means that rattlers fall into BOTH categories of snakes; besides being Spring Snakes they are also now Drop Snakes!
berkeley 04-Aug-2005 19:21
GORGEOUS snake pictures. Brings back lots of childhood memories of arkansas!
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