Carolina Pygmy Rattlesnakes
Tracy Karplus
Pygmy Rattlesnakes range throughout the southeastern United States, occupying densely vegetated areas within flatwoods, sandhills, and wetland ecotones. -Samantha Dillon
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Sonoran Desert Toad
This Sonoran Desert Toad (Incilius alvarius) was photographed on a monsoon night in Arizona. If you look closely, you can still see the legs of an Desert Blonde Tarantula sticking out of its mouth.
Spotted Turtle
Views:197 views “On a sunny day back in mid-April, I was hiking through one of Virginia’s remaining pond-pine…
Aruba Island Rattlesnake
Views:901 views “In the summer of 2022 a few friends and I took a trip to the Dutch…
Blanding’s Turtle
An endangered female Blanding’s turtle in a Massachusetts vernal pool. I took a risk taking this shot, but thankfully I was able to pull it off by just dipping the front end of my fisheye lens under the surface of the water.
Green Palm Pit Viper
Views:513 views “Since I was a child I dreamed of being able to meet the green beauty and…
Gopher Tortoise
“This portrait of a Gopher Tortoise represents a lot of my love for longleaf pine ecosystems, especially in southern Mississippi…” Connect with Evan Grimes and see more of his photography.
Brown Vinesnake
“The Brown Vine Snake is one of the only arboreal tropical species that makes its way into the U.S., coming from Mexico and into the state of Arizona!” – Berkeley Martineau