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Herping season has finally arrived....well almost! I took a trip to the A.N.F. a few weeks ago and this is what I found. I think I might have found a few more herps, but I didn't want to destroy the habitat. Anyways I was very succeslful. Thanks for looking!!!

Here is a scarlet king!

I know these are actually milksnakes, but I can't get over how extremely beautiful they are.......

Special thanks to my aunt for the use of her hand..........

Now I am completely off of subject.

Here is an anole

No, completely off topic would be the chemical makeup of the stuff in a Lava lamp.
Great pix!!! Thanx, and thank your aunt too, she's a real trooper!
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Tom
TCJ Herps
"The more people I meet, the more I like my snakes"

Nice Pics! Love to see pics of wild caught herps! Thanks for sharing!
Here's a three tailed anole I found in my front yard (My son calls him "Sharky" - due to the tail fin look) - Sorry couldn't resist. . .

Zee

Found her in the fall season under some wood (near the Tallahassee city limit). She's about 20" long.

Zee

np

Wow great looking snake. Its funny how some wild snakes look as great as captive born and selectively bred.

And some habitat shots in Georgia

What is the ANF? I assuming a National Forest? I can think of at least a dozen National Forests that start with A. Thanks - I'm curious! - Matt
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Matt from Minnesota

located in the panhandle Florida.

but a little bit of research and Googling, and I got the answer myself.
I never would have guess what the A stood for being it's so far down south as Florida.
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Tom
TCJ Herps
"The more people I meet, the more I like my snakes"

WOW!! Nice pics. Beautiful snakes.