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RE: any central california sightings?

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Posted by: RichardFHoyer at Sat Jul 29 00:55:56 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by RichardFHoyer ]  
   

Natalie,
Despite the mushrooming human population in the Bay area, the species persists. On the east side continues to be found in Alameda, Contra Costa, an and Santa Clara (Mt. Hamilton) counties. I have male from Berkeley (Alameda county) and a female from the area near Tilden Regional Park in Contra Costa county.

The species also occurs in Marin county north of SF and to the south in San Mateo, Santa Cruz, and Santa Clara counties. From reports of other herpers in your region, the species seems to be reasonably common in the Santa Cruz Mts.

Richard F. Hoyer


   

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