Insane looking coachwhip my friend saved from the road before it would most likely become road jerky.2yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/snakes
Photos of my grandpa taken when he first got to camp, 19517yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
Small regal ringneck I almost stepped on that was crossing a trail.1yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/herpetology
A first for me a while ago was a regal ringneck in some low desert habitat. So cool that these snakes can be found in arid areas like saguaro flats.1yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/herpetology
As found juvenile Coastal Giant Salamander. I love how it looks like a little plastic toy someone left in the forest.1yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/herpetology
Since y’all liked that big regal ringneck I found a bit ago here’s another one I found yesterday.2yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/herpetology
Massive regal ringneck. First time seeing a big one after seeing a few smaller ones this year.2yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/herpetology
My friends always poke fun when I stop to photos something like this lovely plains lubber. Inverts deserve love too!2yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/awwnverts
Texas coral snake we flipped under a rotting board. Now I just need to find eastern and I will have seen all 3 U.S. corals2yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/herpetology
While photographing a snake, I noticed these two Broad-nosed weevils (Ericydeus lautus) making more weevils11mo ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/weeviltime
Desert massasauga from my first real herping trip to New Mexico1yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/herpetology
Blainville’s horned lizard found in some lovely beachside dune habitat2yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/herpetology
Northwestern salamander my boyfriend flipped under a small log3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/herpetology
Found this Gila while looking for other herps with friends. Not the typical habitat I usually see them in.1yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/herpetology
Found a New Mexico thread snake last night. A pretty rare find in Arizona!4yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/arizona
Desert Banded Gecko. One of the most underrated lizards. Probably due to how common they are.1wk ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/herpetology
One of a few California giant salamanders from my recent trip to Northern California3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/herpetology
The snakes are starting to appear in Tucson with the warmer weather :)3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/Tucson
Probably one of the most beautiful rattlesnakes I’ve encountered this year. I escorted this pink tiger rattlesnake off the road in the Rincons on a late night a few months ago.3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/arizona
I had the fortune to come across a good amount of blacktails this year. This one was one of my favorites.3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/reptiles
Seemed like kingsnake weather in the neighborhood......was not wrong4yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/Tucson
Nothing like photographing one of the US’s most venomous elapids in the dead of night4yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/Tucson
Amphibians are still allowed right? I was surprised to see this California tiger salamander out late last night on a very dry path!4yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/reptiles
Heard y’all like salamanders! California Giant Salamander (Dicamptodon Ensatus)5yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/reptiles
The nicest looking tiger rattlesnake I have ever had the pleasure of photographing4yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/Tucson
Another western diamondback relocated out of a redditor’s yard in south tucson! Don’t be afraid to pm me for any snake questions or removal!3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/Tucson
Gopher snake I found chillin in an ocotillo a couple feet off the ground. Didn’t seem bothered by the large spikes.4yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/Tucson
Went 40 minutes north trying to find a saddled leafnose just to return to my boyfriend’s neighborhood and find one 400 steps away from his house4yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/Tucson
Pima county Greater short horned lizard I found scurrying around the base of a pine tree3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/arizona
First coral snake of the year found crossing the road, hopefully not the last.3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/snakes
Long time lurker on here. Had my first nice guy encounter yesterday. Guess it’s my loss cause I didn’t want to hang out with some random guy I met once at the train station.1yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/niceguys
Got so excited when we saw this guy on the road that we accidentally left the headlights on. While we were taking photos and the car battery died haha.3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/reptiles
A welcome surprise on a short hike earlier this year in Santa Cruz Co.3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/arizona
Twin-spotted rattlesnake I photographed in southeastern arizona at around 8,000 feet2yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/arizona
They aren’t the most popular with herpers but I really enjoy seeing nightsnakes whenever I come across them while looking for other snakes.3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/snakes
It was very exciting to finally see an adult blainsville horned lizard!6yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/reptiles
Beautiful example of a banded rock rattlesnake I photographed in Cochise Co. earlier this year3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/arizona
Here is a kingsnake I have seen 4 separate times. I named it Fabio, I haven’t seen him/her since last year but I’m hoping they are doing well4yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/reptiles
This garter snake was clinging to the last puddle of water left in the area. Drought has been really rough lately. Hoping for a good rainy season sooner than later.3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/Tucson
I have always found gilas incredibly interesting. The only venomous lizard that occurs in the United States.4yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
I didn’t get the lighting right on this photo but I still like it a lot. Federally threatened narrow headed garter snake in Sedona’s main water way: Oak creek. Which happens to be infested with humans who don’t respect these creatures.3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/snakes
Yet another shot of my favorite tiger rattlesnake I’ve ever found in Tucson.4yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/Tucson
I was very lucky to have captured this shot of a Sonoran coral snake on the move4yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Finally found one of these myself. Hiked down into a ravine and my friend spotted it crawling down the side of the canyon.3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/arizona
🔥 Gorgeous adult Chihuahuan mountain kingsnake my friends and I found as we hiked down a mountain3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
Beautiful ringneck snake I found crossing a path I've been on many times before7yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/reptiles
Tailless whip scorpion that showed up on my boyfriend’s front porch. Cool to see one in an urban area I used to only see them on rock walls while hiking. Such interesting little invertebrates.2yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/Tucson
Blainsville horned lizard from earlier this year in Santa Barbara, California5yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/reptiles
Blainsville horned lizard seen on a steep slope in the mountains6yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/herpetology
Hi I am new to caring for a Lithops and I am wondering if the information I got about giving it a mist twice a week is correct. It is spring where I live right now.1yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/succulents
The freshly paved road made for a perfect background for this sidewinder6yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/reptiles
Gorgeous California Kingsnake found on the side of a road in Goleta, California7yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/reptiles
I love saving snakes from being run over on highways. This little leafnose was a tiny cutie, I’m glad I got to give him/her a chance at life!4yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/aww
Sonoran coral snake I moved off a busy highway earlier this year in Pinal Co. AZ3yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/pics
I guess my shot of this coral snake is so bomb that people on Facebook are accusing me of photoshopping it! I am proud!4yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/reptiles
Saw this guy chilling yesterday, he let me take some photos up close without running away7yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/reptiles
My snake has not pooped in a month and I asked people at the pet store a week ago and they said not to worry. I feel like a month is a long time from what I've seen on the Internet. Should I give her a warm bath? Or take her to the vet? She is not a baby anymore but she isn't fully grown.7yr ⋅ touchmyrattlesnakes ⋅ r/snakes
