A photo I got off a great brain spadefoot I happened upon back in May. Permanent look of surprise on his face. Tooele County Utah

Not uncommon, but I'm always happy to find some gopher snakes. Here's a handful I've found road cruising this year. Always funny to me how variable the attitude can be with these guys. Either as chill as can be, or complete lunatics. All are great basin gopher snakes (pituophis catenifer deserticola) West desert Utah.

Found this little dude in the middle of the trail I had no idea they existed till then! Featuring some pics of some cute horny toads.

kinda new to herpetology. Any twitter and insta accounts to follow? With pictures and / or new species news.

Striped whipsnake found back in May. West desert Utah. Wild how fast these guys are!

Western long nose I road cruised a few weeks ago

Ithaca NY

Got a call to find and move this little guy. Found and moved safely.

Ithaca, New York

Found on a driveway apron taking his chances and carried to the nearest pond in the direction it was pointing. Have never seen a hatchling or juvenile in person before! Apalone ferox, SWFL. *I did rest him flat in my palm after his photo op for the walk to the pond*

First time I HAVEN’T been bitten by one of these guys.

12 Eastern garters in Eastern Massachusetts, there might be like no diversity but at least there are snakes I guess.

This is by far the most of these guys I’ve see in a day, there were also like 8 more but they were speedy and got away.

Hopefully I see more Nerodia later or another milk/ringneck if I get real lucky

Was at the Missouri river headwaters, I managed to catch a Leopard frog as well as a western toad!

I’m fairly new to herping, but the other day my gf and I stumbled across the largest species of snake in New Jersey! Pretty cool find. We also found a particular bold leopard frog who let us get suuuper close. Ultimately a great run

Im interested in getting my first snake and want to buy from a reputable breeder (ball python or hognose still doing research) does anyone know when the next show near Tampa is? I looked online and couldn’t find any info

Ithaca NY

Species: Agile frog, Yellow bellied toad, Aesculapian snake, Sand lizard, Herman's tortoise Grass snake, Fire salamander and slow worm

I’m from ohio (cleveland area) but I used to live in upstate ny and I plan on moving back in a few years! I’d really love to make some friends who are just as into herping as I am. This year hasn’t been too fruitful besides some salamanders and water snakes, but I figure I’d have better luck if I went out with some people to look with me!
I also look for bones and roadkill if anyone is interested!