Favoritos de antoniw

Seems to be resting on top of a common watersnake?

With Four-toed Salamander in first picture and Blue-Spotted and Four-toed in balance of photos. Total nine salamanders under this relatively small log. Three species present.

Appears to be feeding on a Spotted Salamander

First one I have found alive.

Washed up alive on a branch of the red sea whip.

I put this whole thing back in the water, but no doubt it will wash up again.

Strange looking green frog

Unusual colour

Alive

Chickadees and a northern cardinal were following the snake and alerted me to the snakes presence. They paying more attention to the snake than me.

has a small lizard in its mouth in the first picture

One female with 6 newly born offspring. The female was radio-monitored

By river front

This observation is for the clear/red egg capsules attached to the horse conch egg case, NOT the horse conch case itself.

Blueish frog??

Somehow was on it's back. No clue what is going on here, but it seemed to have been struggling. It was waving around it's arms and legs and moving it's head around.

Horse conch shells found on the beach after a massive storm. One even had an Atlantic fig snail inside when found!

Aftermath of a massive storm during super low tide. Photo not staged, there really were that many shells!

Second photo of the large shells we collected from 12/21 to 12/23.

Find of the year so far, by Bob Miller

Male on top of Spotted Salamander

Finally found one alive!

In good condition. Subsequently donated to the Sanibel shell museum.

Found my first ever junonia on the beach after a storm at low tide!!

another example of the spectacular individuals of the disputed subspecies Anaxyrus americanus copei

Basking with a slider and two painted turtles

Found my lifer tiger salamander under a log in a muddy part of a vernal pool! Last photo is of the same tiger, and a blue-spotted salamander we found under a nearby piece of bark side by side.

Large tiger salamander discovered sheltering under wood debris with four Chicago garter snakes.

Huge brownish greenish snake near calling Wood frogs in vernal pool near huron river. 60 degree spring sunny day. Maybe a rat snake? Not really very blue for a blue racer?!?!?

Calling from a rain garden.