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I've had a below-average year with eggs, but still managed to produce a fair number of North and Central American milks. I'm still waiting on a few late clutches to hatch, including some locality pale milks, New Mexico milks, and polyzona. I need to start getting new photos of all the neonates!

-Cole

Big Horn Co., MT Pale Milk (L. t. multistrata)

Hwy. 118, Brewster Co., TX (Christmas Mtns.) NM Milk (L. t. celaenops)

Atlantic Central American Milk (L. t. polyzona)

Powder River Co., MT Pale Milk (L. t. multistrata)

Hey Cole,

Sounds like you still had a pretty good year. Looking forward to pictures of the nates when they hatch. By the way, love that hwy 118 celaenops! That is sweet.

Dave
DNS Reptiles

The celaenops are fun to work with. My eggs from that group should be hatching around the end of next month or the first part of September.

-Cole