Update: getting in contact w biologist for potential new species8mo ⋅ Professional_Ice4274 ⋅ r/herpetology
A very pretty Yellow rat snake (Pantherophis alleghaniensis ssp. quadrivittata) we found warming up in our warehouse (FL)2yr ⋅ thexvillain ⋅ r/herpetology
What is this lizard? Was found in my neighbors back yard. (Costal California)1yr ⋅ Mc_Em_Diddy ⋅ r/herpetology
Found this colorful guy was doing push-ups by my mailbox. Central Arizona, ~8 inches long, I’m thinking desert spiny lizard, male?3yr ⋅ accidentalprofessor ⋅ r/herpetology
Bucket lister found a few years ago. Horned lizard, Utah (not sure on exact species, help would be appreciated)3yr ⋅ TinyTrafficCones ⋅ r/herpetology
Introduced Phelsuma sp. in Hawai'i...def the most skittish herp in my neighborhood [OC]3yr ⋅ Young-Luka ⋅ r/herpetology
Is this a snapping turtle? it was bigger than the turtles I usually see on this trail, costal Texas1yr ⋅ hurakat ⋅ r/herpetology
Some kind if Garter snake, I believe, having a snack on one of my compost mice.2yr ⋅ hallgeir ⋅ r/herpetology
Can anyone fill me in on why there were 100+ turtles gathered here? More details in comments.1yr ⋅ timothycdykes ⋅ r/herpetology
I've been casually herping my yard for the past two years and haven't found a single snake, so a few days ago I decided to lay out some tin and I just found my first snake and it's a redbelly!2yr ⋅ Arditi1889 ⋅ r/herpetology
Found a pickerel frog while exploring a local cave in Missouri! Soo pretty!3yr ⋅ RogueLovesRemy ⋅ r/herpetology
What I thought was one color changing frog is actually two different frogs, seen for the first time together since I started keeping an eye on this air vent 3 months ago. This brings me great joy.3yr ⋅ lifequestions2020 ⋅ r/herpetology
Eastern Box Turtle wandering in the forest. Brown County State Park, Indiana.2yr ⋅ CameronScharrerPhoto ⋅ r/herpetology
[southern New Mexico] never in my 26 years have I found a baby horned lizard that hasn’t even grown horns all the way. Smaller than a dime and absolutely adorable.4yr ⋅ LSP999pat ⋅ r/herpetology
A Pile of Basking Cottonmouths I Nearly Walked Into (Southern Illinois, April 2019)4yr ⋅ Fake_Southern_IL ⋅ r/herpetology
Was looking for mushrooms and i accidentally found this little guy under some moss!1yr ⋅ JayJayWise ⋅ r/herpetology
Today I found out about the tuatara, the sole survivor of a once larger group of reptiles, the Sphenodontia. It is not a lizard, crocodilian, etc. It is basically a living dinosaur3yr ⋅ Crayonen16 ⋅ r/herpetology
Cool little blue tailed skink we found. Feisty little thing.3yr ⋅ SnookiWookieeCookie ⋅ r/herpetology
My downstairs neighbor just has this lizard chilling in the back yard. What kind of lizard is this? Manhattan, NY.2yr ⋅ Title26 ⋅ r/herpetology
So I didn’t want to take first day of school pics so I found a toad and we compromised3yr ⋅ EqUeStRiAnPeRsOn ⋅ r/herpetology
People often ask how we weigh big Alligator Snappers for research. It involves a tough duffle bag, a paddle, and a touch of core strength!4yr ⋅ georgiaturtles ⋅ r/herpetology
How are there no egg clumps or salamanders in this perfect vernal pool?! I’m frustrated trying to find salamanders.1yr ⋅ NillaBean18 ⋅ r/herpetology
My dad found this guy on a walk near a pong in Florida, about 4 feet long, any ideas?1yr ⋅ Baconator278163 ⋅ r/herpetology
A Greater Siren from the ditch in my back yard. The same ditch also contains two toed amphiuma, striped newt, and dwarf salamanders!3yr ⋅ FishingDavid1990 ⋅ r/herpetology
Largest Anole I have ever seen, Maybe 14 inches in length. I didn't know thet grew that large.Stunning Beauty found in Jamaica on Vacation.2yr ⋅ Rod_Solid ⋅ r/herpetology
It’s not a great picture, but I didn’t know about this sub until very recently. I saw this snake in an empty pool about 2 hours outside of Cordoba, Argentina near San Justo. What is it?2yr ⋅ engineerdrummer ⋅ r/herpetology
What kind of snake is this? A friend found it in her kitchen and it ended up behind the cabinets. Hanceville, AL area1yr ⋅ Flat_Pepper7874 ⋅ r/herpetology
An American crocodile from the very tip of mainland Florida.4yr ⋅ Sexual_Ankylosaurus ⋅ r/herpetology
Cool dude on a plant in my parents' front yard in Sarasota, FL. Cuban tree frog, (Osteopilus septentrionalis) maybe?4yr ⋅ smellybutch ⋅ r/herpetology
Toad party behind my air conditioner..( there was three more but I scared them off)3yr ⋅ ScottDaySucks ⋅ r/herpetology
This morning my son caught this rubber boa while hiking one of the canyons outside of Salt Lake City. I've been looking for one of these for years!4yr ⋅ maricobra ⋅ r/herpetology
Not my photo, but this vipera aspis from Bordeaux, France is far too beautiful not to share with this group.3yr ⋅ rishored1ve ⋅ r/herpetology
Yesterday I was walking my dog on our local and heavily-trafficked trail when we both almost stepped on this Copperhead in the middle of the path! North GA3yr ⋅ floode ⋅ r/herpetology
First salamander I’ve found in 3 years of searching the woods at the end of my street. What a beauty. According to NY DEC they have not been observed here before.2yr ⋅ cctoot56 ⋅ r/herpetology
I dragged the wife away from the beach on our trip to Maui to the uplands to see if I could find chameleons. Found these 2 Jackson's! So stoked!4yr ⋅ deejayscotty ⋅ r/herpetology
I see this guy everyday. Why does it have the remnant of a tiny tail sticking out? Is it a common occurrence? It also likes to chill on my router probably because of the mild heat generated by it.2yr ⋅ theskywalker26 ⋅ r/herpetology
The year is up,What was your favorite herping experience of 2023? Tell me about it3mo ⋅ coroff532 ⋅ r/herpetology
Ringed Salamander egg-laying in an Ozark Mountain spring in October.4yr ⋅ HR_Dragonfly ⋅ r/herpetology
Just had the most heartwarming interaction with a little girl whose mom showed her some of my herp pictures. She wanted to know more about the lizard that shoots blood out of its eyes! Look at this badass future Herpetologist Queen...4yr ⋅ janebaddall ⋅ r/herpetology
Drew all the amphibians native to the UK on Procreate! From top to bottom: Natterjack toad, Common toad, Pool Frog, Common frog, Great Crested Newt, Palmate Newt, Smooth Newt.4yr ⋅ shitbird5000 ⋅ r/herpetology
Hognose in hissing/I-am-viper/I-am-dangerous mode. Right before oops-I'm-dead mode.4yr ⋅ HR_Dragonfly ⋅ r/herpetology
Dekay’s brown snake I caught a few months back! A fairly large one at that!3yr ⋅ PikaMasterWasTaken ⋅ r/herpetology
A black Eastern Hognose I hiked in Southern Indiana along with a bunch of copperheads4yr ⋅ svenartie ⋅ r/herpetology
Little guy took a break from foraging in the leaf litter to pause for a pic. I think it was a Clouded monitor lizard3yr ⋅ portemanteau ⋅ r/herpetology
Found this dude at work this morning. Does anybody know what this little guy is?2yr ⋅ LogeDabbin ⋅ r/herpetology
Anyone else feel super accomplished when they capture snakes mid-bleb?4yr ⋅ Coy_Cicada ⋅ r/herpetology
An aberrant Eurycea found near St. Louis, MO. It’s suspected that this salamander is a Cave X Longtail hybrid, although genetic testing has yet to be done. This particular individual is part of a tiny, isolated population entirely contained within a few streams3yr ⋅ Dietznerd ⋅ r/herpetology
Ssssssnek. Found it terrified in my basement. That’s my glove it’s cruising across.1yr ⋅ SkeletonK3Y ⋅ r/herpetology
Scarlet snake I found a while back, love the colors on these guys3yr ⋅ PikaMasterWasTaken ⋅ r/herpetology
Coral Snake [Dickinson, TX] It’s my first time posting but he’s so pretty. We are halfway between Houston and Galveston.3yr ⋅ BayouGal ⋅ r/herpetology
Here we have 4 gravid female Crotalus horridus. Found these gals today. It's been raining heavy so they are soaking up all the sun they can. There was a 5th but she hid when she saw me walk up.2yr ⋅ ZookeepergameDry1071 ⋅ r/herpetology
A handful of eastern garter snakes that had likely just emerged from a shared hibernaculum in eastern Wisconsin3yr ⋅ Dietznerd ⋅ r/herpetology
What is this lizard? Found in SWFL just sitting on the pole changing colors.2yr ⋅ X_QSDAVID_X ⋅ r/herpetology
