Here are some herps I have seen in Kentucky this year. No offense to any of you guys but I know some people on here have trouble finding things, well I am only 15 and look what I found!



I'll start with the begining of the year when I was only 14. 35 minutes into the new year me and my buddy Joey found this guy hopping across his frozen over pond.



Here's the pond a few days before.



A two-lined sal.



An american toad calling in a roadside rut.



Me and Joey did alot of road cruising even though we are only 15. But see here in the bluegrass you're old enough to drive if you can see over the wheel.

A southern leopard.



An american toad.



Another american toad.



Here's some pics from the KHS field trip on March 13.

A patternless spotted salamander.



More spotties.



A black king from Jefferson County in early may.



What do ya know another toad.



A peeper.



A copes gray tf.



Another



A cool thamnophis!



A green frog.



Joey with a good sized intergrade milk from Hardin county



A ringneck from Bullitt county



A black racer from Jefferson county



Mud sal larvae



a blanchards cricket frog



A longtail salamander from the KHS canoe trip.



A heiroglyph river cooter nesting from livingston county



Me with an earth snake from Jefferson county



A common map from the KHS canoe trip.



A midland painted turtle from the KHS canoe trip.



Edge habitat is a very productive place to look.



That is where this black king was found. Adair county.



Double the trouble.



Me and Joey with a racer and black king.



a couple nerodia from Adair county.



A red spotted newt.



A cool box turtle



Another ringneck



A marbled sal.



This place looks interesting.



One more time for Jason!





Midland mud sal.

Thanks for looking and hope you enjoy.

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• Let's see if we can liven things up! - ClayKy, Sun Oct 9 14:18:22 2005
• Nice finds... - DeanAlessandrini, Mon Oct 10 07:31:09 2005
• RE: Nice finds... - zagarus42, Mon Oct 10 09:28:49 2005