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these were all found in onslow county NC nothing great to report yet. and with my new job I won't be herping as much as I'd like too in no particular order.
northern black racer (lifer)
yellow belly slider (lifer)
this thing was huge
common musk turtle in situ
and angry
thats it for photoed critters saw
TMTC anoles
TMTC ground skinks
6 atlantic coast slimy sals
a few un id'd frogs
heard spring peeprs
wayne
Congrats on your finds. Is that little turtle going to eat you? 
he tried. but i showed him a thing or two....
Such as a local menu? 
no, back to the water where I was safe from his savage attacks
n/p
Did you happen to get out during the storm on Sat? I did. I went from NH co to the western edge of Onslow. It was a frog lovers delight but few snakes. I counted (2) baby cotton mouths and (1) rough green - he was most likely blown off a bush or scrub on the side of the road.
When I got home there were (2) Eastern spade foot toads on my front porch!
yup didn't find much 2 spadefoots, a ton of fowlers toads, a bronze frog (lifer) and a lone green tree frog that was sick as can be. I was hoping to find some of the chorus frogs or crickets. oh well looks like i's starting to happen. let me know if you wanna get together sometime would appreciate some local knowledge.
wayne
That racer looks like it recently shed and is ready for business!
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Todd Hughes
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