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Alabama Reptiles and Amphibians


Folder: Alabama, the Beautiful

Green Anole

26 Sep 2012 292
On my greenhouse, Etowah County, Alabama (IMG_5456)

Green Anole

26 Sep 2012 288
In my greenhouse, Etowah County, Alabama (IMG_5511)

Green Anole

03 Oct 2012 239
On my garage door, Etowah County, Alabama. (IMG_6161)

Toad

04 Oct 2012 219
On my patio catching insects attracted by the light. Etowah County, Alabama (IMG_6255)

Prince in Disguise

04 Oct 2012 218
On my patio catching insects attracted by the light. Etowah County, Alabama (IMG_6257)

Eastern King Snake

01 Nov 2012 338
Live display at the Desoto State Park Nature Center, DeKalb County, Alabama (IMG_8921)

Green Anole

08 Nov 2012 258
On my house, Etowah County, Alabama (DSC02675)

Green Anole

26 Nov 2012 252
On my house in EtowahCounty, Alabama (IMG_0573)

FIve lined skink

30 Mar 2010 267
This is one of several critters that took up residence in my greenhouse this past winter. Etowah County, Alabama. (DSC07801)

Turtle

18 Mar 2011 241
For some reason this guy stayed on the log when all the others slid into the water when they saw me. Taken at James D. Martin Wildlife Park, a wetland that is part of the Coosa River watershed, Gadsden, Alabama. (IMG_1140d)

Ejected Visitor

31 May 2011 1 1 253
This gray rat snake slithered into my family room tonight. I have no idea how it got in. Otis, my dog, went nuts and chased it under a desk in another room where it was cornered. It rattled its tail, hissed and struck out in a great imitation of a rattle snake. It was at least 5 feet long. Once I got Otis shut in another room, it took me awhile to figure out how to get it out of the house. I finally got it to crawl into a black cloth shopping bag, carried it out, and turned it loose outside, but not before I took a ton of pictures. Once I got it out on the patio, it calmed down, wasn't in a hurry to leave and let me take a lot more pictures, before I prodded it to leave. Etowah County, Alabama. (IMG_5869)

Ejected Visitor

31 May 2011 257
This gray rat snake slithered into my family room tonight. I have no idea how it got in. Otis, my dog, went nuts and chased it under a desk in another room where it was cornered. It rattled its tail, hissed and struck out in a great imitation of a rattle snake. It was at least 5 feet long. Once I got Otis shut in another room, it took me awhile to figure out how to get it out of the house. I finally got it to crawl into a black cloth shopping bag, carried it out, and turned it loose outside, but not before I took a ton of pictures. Once I got it out on the patio, it calmed down, wasn't in a hurry to leave and let me take a lot more pictures, before I prodded it to leave. Etowah County, Alabama. (IMG_5869)

Checking out the Camera

31 May 2011 250
This gray rat snake slithered into my family room tonight. I have no idea how it got in. Otis, my dog, went nuts and chased it under a desk in another room where it was cornered. It rattled its tail, hissed and struck out in a great imitation of a rattle snake. It was at least 5 feet long. Once I got Otis shut in another room, it took me awhile to figure out how to get it out of the house. I finally got it to crawl into a black cloth shopping bag, carried it out, and turned it loose outside, but not before I took a ton of pictures. Once I got it out on the patio, it calmed down, wasn't in a hurry to leave and let me take a lot more pictures, before I prodded it to leave. Etowah County, Alabama. (IMG_5877)

Gray Rat Snake

31 May 2011 277
This gray rat snake slithered into my family room tonight. I have no idea how it got in. Otis, my dog, went nuts and chased it under a desk in another room where it was cornered. It rattled its tail, hissed and struck out in a great imitation of a rattle snake. It was at least 5 feet long. Once I got Otis shut in another room, it took me awhile to figure out how to get it out of the house. I finally got it to crawl into a black cloth shopping bag, carried it out, and turned it loose outside, but not before I took a ton of pictures. Once I got it out on the patio, it calmed down, wasn't in a hurry to leave and let me take a lot more pictures, before I prodded it to leave. Etowah County, Alabama. (IMG_5878)

Toad on a Toadstool (Detail)

28 May 2011 267
On the bank of the Locust Fork River, near Royal, Blount County, Alabama. (IMG_5809)

Toad on a Toadstool - Rear View

28 May 2011 238
On the bank of the Locust Fork River, near Royal, Blount County, Alabama. (IMG_5811)

Baby turtle

28 Apr 2008 250
James D. Martin Wildlife Park - a wetland that is part of the Coosa River watershed. Gadsden, Alabama. (131)

Toad Stool

28 May 2011 253
Seen along the Locust Fork River, near Royal, in Blount County, Alabama. (IMG_5809)

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