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been having problems getting pics to upload (problem with my computer, not KS) and really didn't expect this one to upload but it did. It's an in-situ pic from yesterday of a gravid female abyssus basking in Ephedra (Tea Bush). BPO and I found 18-19 abyssus total in about four hours. I'll put some better pics up later when I have time (and if they upload for me,lol),
Rich
doh!
Very nice snake, Rich. Hope to see some of those myself this year.
Good luck in your quest! Here's a few more to whet your appetite....little female that had given birth last year.
subadult male and mature female. Don't know if the male is a younger prospective mate or one of her offspring from 3-4 years previous, but based on what I know of the family structures of C.cerberus in my area I suspect the latter.
who is also gravid. Lots of gravid females this year!
under a sage bush.
this guy was an absolute screamer! Unfortunately pics just didn't catch his beauty.
basking under a rock. THe coil in the far right corner belongs to the second female. Her head and tail were visible below and too the right but out of the frame of hte picture.
remember..I said almost, LOL! Rich, I take it you live in Az....you lucky devil! I'll be at a conference in Az later in the year and hope to make a trip to the north part of the state and see these gems for myself.
Great pix!
Hi Rich, Good post cool pic. This Doug. Give me a holler when you get a chance.
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