This guy killed a 100+ year old alligator snapping turtle (A vulnerable species)4yr ⋅ Dietznerd ⋅ r/iamatotalpieceofshit
A pile of Central Newts, all flipped under the same log at the same time3yr ⋅ Dietznerd ⋅ r/herpetology
A trap full of blue spotted salamanders. We use aquatic funnel traps, placed in vernal pools during breeding season, as a way to monitor both the number of individuals, and the number of species, at a given site.3yr ⋅ Dietznerd ⋅ 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
A handful of eastern garter snakes that had likely just emerged from a shared hibernaculum in eastern Wisconsin3yr ⋅ Dietznerd ⋅ r/herpetology
Any idea what this is? Found in what I believe is limestone from the Devonian.4yr ⋅ Dietznerd ⋅ r/fossilid
Skunk cabbage blooming near Eagle, WI. These are the first wildflowers to come up each year3yr ⋅ Dietznerd ⋅ r/wisconsin
My lifer Blanding’s Turtle (Emydoidea Blandingii). These guys are the rarest herp in my county, and one of the rarest in my state.4yr ⋅ Dietznerd ⋅ r/herpetology
My oaks are sprouting! These troops will be deployed around the city next year, and will hopefully combat the depressing grass monocultures that rule the midwestern suburb that I live in.4yr ⋅ Dietznerd ⋅ r/GuerrillaGardening
13 deleted awards on a post about the extent of the Armenian Genocide4yr ⋅ Dietznerd ⋅ r/redditmoment
The view from my first ever trip to a non-commercial cave. [Jasper, Arkansas]4yr ⋅ Dietznerd ⋅ r/caving
Has anyone else lost all of their pins that look like this? I had at least 150, all of which are gone3yr ⋅ Dietznerd ⋅ r/GoogleMaps
My prickly pear cactus in bloom from earlier this year [Zone 5, Wisconsin]3yr ⋅ Dietznerd ⋅ r/gardening
