I had a chance to travel to Colorado in August, and was able to visit the canyon lands of Eagle Co. I did not see any intermontana, but I wondered how many of those beauties were in these valleys. Even without turning any up it was incredible scenery.


Of the wildlife I did see, one of the most interesting was this moose feeding in a pond near the headwaters of the Colorado River in the Rocky Mountain National Park.

A couple of weeks after I got home, my intermontana began to hatch, which is always a nice sight too.

Scott John Reptiles

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• Intermontana habitat and hatchling... - sjohn, Sun Sep 7 19:01:32 2008
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• RE: Intermontana habitat and hatchling... - Godfrey, Sun Sep 7 19:49:21 2008
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• RE: Intermontana habitat and hatchling... - BillMcgElaphe, Mon Sep 8 08:40:11 2008
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• RE: Intermontana habitat and hatchling... - WALL2WALLREPTILE, Wed Sep 10 13:32:53 2008
• The moose shot and the habitat pic.. - sjohn, Wed Sep 10 20:47:13 2008
• RE: The moose shot and the habitat pic.. - WALL2WALLREPTILE, Wed Sep 10 22:46:19 2008