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06-11-12, 10:26 AM
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Snake Road, IL (DUW)
Snake Road - April 2008 - This was the second annual trip that a group of us from another herp forum took to Snake Road, although this was my first.
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Just a really cool rock formation (camped at Giant City)
Slimy salamander on the first night (also at Giant City)
ringneck snake (lots of these were found!)
western ribbon snake
in situ shot
red eft
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06-11-12, 10:28 AM
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Re: Snake Road, IL (DUW)
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06-11-12, 10:29 AM
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Re: Snake Road, IL (DUW)
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06-11-12, 10:29 AM
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Re: Snake Road, IL (DUW)
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06-19-12, 01:53 PM
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Re: Snake Road, IL (DUW)
Really Cool photos! I'll be here next week for a couple days for my very first ("cherry") herping trip! I'm really excited and a little nervous. I've only handled one snake (garter) in the wild, and that was over 20 years ago! So, the thought of flipping a rock to see a "hot" underneath is a little intimidating to me. Just sayin'.
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06-19-12, 02:00 PM
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Re: Snake Road, IL (DUW)
Those are some nice field herping shots! You got real lucky compared to what I see when I try to field herp.
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06-19-12, 02:06 PM
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Re: Snake Road, IL (DUW)
Strutter, you're in for a treat. This was my first "real" field herping experience as well, and even though we didn't see as much as some do, I was excited to see what I did in their natural habitats. For instance, it was the first time, I found anything underneath a rock, and the first time, I found salamanders anywhere.
Definitely made me appreciate more herp species besides the "cool stuff" (i.e. snakes!).
Since you're going a little late in the migration season, I suggest getting on the road as soon as the sun is up. It gets hot quick!
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