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I havent posted on here in a long time so i decided to "surface" and show some recent finds. This boa was found in riverside at 3:30 am sunday morning. The first riverside boa I have ever seen and was very impressed,
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FREEDOM PEACE UNITY ONE LOVE
Keeping lichanura trivirgata since 2000
Found this one last night in San diego county. Temp was about 82f
and was a really slow night, lucally this guy showed up to make our night...
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FREEDOM PEACE UNITY ONE LOVE
Keeping lichanura trivirgata since 2000
Beautiful! I've got to get out & go herping out that way again.
reako45
Very nice finds.
Those are some nice looking snakes!
I'm not into keeping rosys as pets but love to see reptiles that usually are seen in cages in the wild. I would love to find and photograph some rosys. After looking at your pictures I believe I've been looking in the wrong type of topography. I go to Whitewater, Joshua Tree, and several other great herping spots, and have never seen a rosy. Do they normally live in and around the rocks?
I plan on making a trip in the next month to the area Just East of San Diego where all the big rocks are located off the Interstate 8. I would love to photograph some Speckled, but if I found some Rosy Boas that would make my night.
Any feedback would be much appreciated.
Thanks:
Jason Mc
and a great looking snake. Thanks for sharing.
Regards
John
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