Plateau Fence Lizards were the most commonly seen reptile inhabitants in the Cerbat Mountains (AZ).
Arizona Stripe-tailed Scorpion.
A Gopher Snake that was crossing the road in the daytime.
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake seen crossing the road at night.
Spiny Lizard.
A Clark County Gopher Snake.
A family of Long-eared Owls.
Zebra-tail Lizard.
Longnose Snake.
Close-up of the same Longnose snake pictured above.
A pair of Sagebrush Lizards.
Female Sagebrush Lizard.
Indian Paintbrush.
Male Sagebrush Lizard doing "push ups."
Red Rock Canyon.
Desert Night Lizard.
There is a creek in the canyon that supports a variety of wildlife - Sierran Treefrog.
Western Blind Snake.
Desert Glossy Snake.
Speckled Rattlesnake.
The snake in its "natural habitat."
Zebra-tail Lizard.
The smallest Glossy Snake I've ever found, probably one of last year's hatchlings.
A Spiny Lizard/Chuckwalla combo.
"Groovy" rocks.
Western Whiptail.
Desert Iguana.
Gopher Snake.
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Darkling Beetle.
Chuckwalla.
Patchnose Snake.
California Kingsnake.
Yellow-bellied Bee Assassin.
Black-tailed Jackrabbit.
Herp habitat.
Plateau Fence Lizard.
Before I knew it, my trip had come to a close. It sure was fun while it lasted.
here in CA. Herp on!