This guy was actually climbing a tree when I first saw him.I got him down and took a couple shots of him,then put him back on the tree,but he ran right off after that.Enjoy the pic..
Jeff
Captive Bred Tri-colors
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Southern Gator..
jeph
Mar 26, 2005 04:10 AM
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jeph
Mar 26, 2005 04:12 AM
Here he was in the tree,it was a small tree,and he was only about 3 feet from the ground,if that,but pretty neat looking.I've seen them like that before too though,I bet they find lots of bugs on the tree.
jeff
Captive Bred Tri-colors
jeph
Mar 26, 2005 04:15 AM
This one was sunning itself all strecthed out.It was long too.Right after i took the picture he just busted a u-turn and took off fast as hell.
Jeff
Captive Bred Tri-colors
reiley
Mar 26, 2005 09:57 PM
Where is this at? I have never seen one on a tree, however I have seen hundreds of them under boards, rocks, in old houses, etc.
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jeph
Mar 27, 2005 01:49 AM
It was in the mtns.
reiley
Mar 28, 2005 08:15 AM
Yes, but what state.
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I find that the best way to wash a vehicle is in the mud.
jeph
Mar 28, 2005 02:24 PM
Hi,
Sorry, CA.,those ensatinas and that alligator lizard were in the San Bernardnio mtns.I grew up there,and go up and down the hill evryday almost still.Great place,I love it.
Jeff
reiley
Mar 29, 2005 12:15 AM
They are pretty neat. I have seen those in Oregon (or at least they look the same), but not very often. I do not know my amphibians very well (except a little about toads). It is always a pleasure to see them in the wild though.
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I find that the best way to wash a vehicle is in the mud.
