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Finally spring arrives...Reticulated Collard Lizard from South Texas..Jason

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Snakes of Hudspeth County, Texas

Why don't you catch him, mail him to me, and then when you get out of prison, I'll send you $10

I think I'll let him stay at home
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Snakes of Hudspeth County, Texas

man,thats so neat looking.Thanks for posting the pic.I'd love to see one of those in the wild.
Jeff Teel

Thanks..glad you liked it.
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Snakes of Hudspeth County, Texas

Stunning photo!
Todd

Gracias Todd..
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Snakes of Hudspeth County, Texas

Nice find, Jason. Was that a very large lizard, or is it a juvenile. I have no background on those retics. Could be the early risers are just on the slim side. Great pattern though. Do you find many of those? If so, keep the pictures coming. Betweent he quality of your photos and the rarity of those lizards posted, we're in for a treat.

John E.

Thanks John. This one was one of the smaller ones that I saw yesterday. So I'm assuming it wasn't fully grown. I'm no lizard expert so it's just a guess. There were several in that area so I'll be going back for more photos. Thanks again for the kind words..Jason
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Snakes of Hudspeth County, Texas

jason, as usual another top drawer pic. are the annulatas moving yet??/jon

Thanks. I haven't been out looking but I'm sure they are.
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Snakes of Hudspeth County, Texas

yes they are - last week I had a student bring in a large male he found as a roadkill in Starr County on the 26th of March. A handsome, yet flat, beast.

travis

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...it's physically possible to do so, but not legal to do so.
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Chris McMartin
www.mcmartinville.com
I'm Not a Herpetologist, but I Play One on the Internet

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It is illegal to do so. Also, some people are happy to take home just photos of what they find. The photos live a lot longer and are a lot easier to care for.

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