I recently moved from the west to Kansas City. I've seen some great lifelister specimens since I've been here (last fall), but am itching to visit Kansas, especially the Flint Hills area, to see and document intergradation of the red/central plains milk, and see some species that I haven't seen here yet (speckled kings, eastern hognose, & others). Anyway, I have researched a few generalities and am looking for some help/direction from those of you familiar with the area. Any aid would be appreciated, as specific as you feel comfortable with. My email is mattjeppson@juno.com if you prefer to use it. Thanks in advance.
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East and Central Kansas
kcmatt
Feb 16, 2004 01:25 PM
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chad ks
Feb 16, 2004 01:48 PM
Check the milksnake photo gallerat for some kansas milk pics..
my email is kcsnakeman@yahoo.com . chad
kcmatt
Feb 16, 2004 08:45 PM
Any way of reposting the Wabaunsee intergrade? It won't come up for me.
