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RE: A Clevelander in NorCal...in Mid-August

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Posted by: jhnscrg at Mon Aug 22 19:05:26 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jhnscrg ]  
   

WOW! That was a great trip. Makes this poor North Texas Herper feeling serious envy. With the drought & heat here, every herp is hiding. Except for the odd Texas Spiny lizard..
BTW, one of those Garters looked like a seriously protected subspecies of Common Garter! Not saying which one, but hey I never knew Red-sideds got THAT colorful. Not to drop a hint! ROFLOL

Thanks for the post!
Matt

   

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