A couple hots in situ

[CrotalusR#1]

I made a trip to my old stomping grounds earlier this year, Arizona.

These are just a small part of what I found.

This is a big male speckled rattlesnake (C.m.pyrrhus)




This next snake is a mojave green (C.scutulatus)




This is a nice female (C.tigris)

Desert blonde


variable sandsnake


Sonoran desert toad


I have manny more pictures but it's taking so damn long to load these so I will load them later
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[Jim Smith]

Great photos! I really like the variable sand snake as I had never seen one before. Do they burrow like sand boas?

[sharthun]

Great finds!

[CrotalusR#1]

Originally Posted by Jim Smith

Great photos! I really like the variable sand snake as I had never seen one before. Do they burrow like sand boas?

Yes, they burrow very well. They also have a meet diet. DIET: The Variable Sandsnake feeds on a variety of insects including roaches and grasshoppers. It also feeds on centipedes.

[CrotalusR#1]

Tiger (C.tigris)

[CrotalusR#1]

Another vairble sand snake cruising threw a plant.

[CrotalusR#1]

C.tigris

[TempestK]

Second on that sand snake. I've had a thing for those since seeing a picture of one in the field guide I got when I was 5 but have never seen one. In fact, I don't recall seeing a picture of one in any other book aside from that field guide, and I've got a lot of books! Very cool, thanks for posting that.

[SnoopySnake]

The speckled rattler is amazing, the variable sand snake is pretty neat too. Nice pics.

[CrotalusR#1]

Originally Posted by SnoopySnake

The speckled rattler is amazing, the variable sand snake is pretty neat too. Nice pics.

Thank you, I love taking pictures of hots I see on situ

That little mojave green is gorgeous

I really liked that mojave to. It was a young female. They can be extremely green in that particular area.

[millertime89]

That little mojave green is gorgeous.