Here is a series of some nice locality Louisiana milks for all of you to see. Besides keeping and maintaining a large collection of triangulum and locality L. alterna, my true passion has always been for fieldherping. There is nothing more memorable than traveling to locations that you only read or hear about to discover your favorite herps in the natural elements. Luckily for me though, I live in an area where these amaura can be quite common and don't really have to travel very far to find a few when conditions are right. Many thanks to my herping buddy Robert Edwards for taking the time to photograph most of the animals he and I find and for allowing me to post his pictures.



First, let's take a walk...





Montgomery Co.,TX





Montgomery Co.,TX





Me scouring the forest, looking under fallen logs





Montgomery Co.,TX





Montgomery Co.,TX





Montgomery Co.,TX





Montgomery Co.,TX





Montgomery Co.,TX





Montgomery Co.,TX





Habitat Shot





Montgomery Co.,TX





Montgomery Co.,TX





Montgomery Co.,TX ("in-situ" or in situation shot, under pile of tin)





Cleveland, Liberty Co.,TX





The Woodlands, Montgomery Co.,TX (another "in-situ" shot, heading for the air conditioner)





Gus Engeling WMA, Anderson Co.,TX





Gus Engeling WMA, Anderson Co.,TX





Habitat Shot





Montgomery Co.,TX





Montgomery Co.,TX





Montgomery Co.,TX





Montgomery Co.,TX





Montgomery Co.,TX





Montgomery Co.,TX (picture by Brandon Bowers)





Montgomery Co.,TX





Grimes Co.,TX (picture by Rob Klockman)





Man...all this posting has me worn out. I'll kick back while you guys enjoy.





Hope you liked the tour.

Nathan Wells

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