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Perereca-Ladradora (Hyla gratiosa)Observador
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Isolated wetland, long cycle hydroperiod, Cephalanthus occidentalis, Rhododendron spp., Vaccinium spp. and Kalmia latifolia, Nyssa spp. Acer rubrum, Liquidambar styraciflua community
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Siren nettingiObservador
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Western Lesser Siren being eaten by a Great Egret!
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Ambystoma barbouriObservador
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A small young one. Possibly a recent metamorph from this years eggs. Was honestly pretty shocked but happy to see one.
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Siren nettingiObservador
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The target species for the day! The largest siren I have ever seen, yes I do realize there are larger species, but this one was thick and long. Super happy I was finally able to get one in TN.
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Salamandra-Viscosa-Do-Norte (Plethodon glutinosus)Observador
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FOS in my driveway
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Sistrurus miliariusObservador
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Found by a friend of mine.
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Siren nettingiObservador
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It was caught in a roadside ditch by a Great Blue Heron. In the first pic you can see one of the front legs. In the 2nd pic the heron is holding the siren by it’s leg. There's additional pics and a short video of the encounter here: https://ebird.org/checklist/S160276041
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Rã-Leopardo-Do-Sul (Lithobates sphenocephalus)Observador
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This observation is for the leopard frog on the left. Wildlander ended up finding it a few feet away from the pickerel so decided to get a comparison shot. Note the bold worm creeping up in the second pic.
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Aneides aeneusObservador
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Recently deceased: it was in a hemlock I was cutting up.
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Ambystoma tigrinumObservador
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First tiger of 2024!
Was debating going out for the night and I'm glad @wp_herping convinced me because as soon as I got to the spot, I saw this individual crossing the road.
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Anolis-Verde (Anolis carolinensis)Observador
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Cute bugger. Found my cats blind spot lol
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Ambystoma tigrinumObservador
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I got 3 hours of sleep, but it was soooo worth it.
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Sapo-de-Espora-Oriental (Scaphiopus holbrookii)Observador
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Found at the base of rock wall in Tishomingo SP.
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Anolis-Verde (Anolis carolinensis)Observador
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I see nine on the wall of the Ranger Station. Maybe they catch moths and other bugs attracted to a porch light at night?
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Hyla avivocaObservador
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Super shocked to see this one using artificial cover. Had to fish it put to get a proper ID and am glad I did.
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Perereca-Cinzenta-de-Cope (Hyla chrysoscelis)Observador
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Located at Fire Tower ILF
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Hyla avivocaObservador
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LIFER!
Found by another in the group but I pointed out to check the legs and sure enough, no orange on them (2nd pic)
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Salamandra-Vermelha (Pseudotriton ruber)Observador
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Was walking through the creek when I see this sight! I always love watching feeding behavior with wild snakes. It just sucks it had to be red salamander larva.
This observation is for the larva in the snakes mouth.
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Cobra-de-Barriga-Vermelha (Storeria occipitomaculata)Observador
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First one of the year for me :)
Macon County.
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Sapo-de-Espora-Oriental (Scaphiopus holbrookii)Observador
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!!!
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Cascavel-da-Madeira (Crotalus horridus)Observador
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My first Timber Rattlesnake!!! Man, this snake was HARD to find around here.
Sumner County
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Cobra-d'Água-de-Barriga-Pálida (Nerodia erythrogaster)Observador
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Another individual. Was smaller than the other I saw at the spot. Such a beautiful species.
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Ambystoma barbouriObservador
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I may Private this one after a bit.
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Stuck on road. Tail was run over. Snapped tail off and moved off the road. Scurried off in grass.
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Cobra-Rainha (Regina septemvittata)Observador
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Underwater in a creek, eating a crayfish.
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Anolis-Verde (Anolis carolinensis)Observador
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Lizard of some sort
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Rã-Dos-Bosques (Lithobates sylvaticus)Observador
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Approximately 35 eggs masses. Likely appeared earlier in the week.
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Ambystoma barbouriObservador
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Male
Today a group of Virginia Tech students, Virginia Tech professor - Kevin Hamed, Tennessee State University professor - Bill Sutton, TDEC State Zoologist - David Withers, and Metro Park staff, studied Poplar Creek to check out how our population of the state endangered Streamside Salamander, ambystoma barbouri, are doing.
Bells Bend Park currently holds the westernmost population in Tennessee. Up until today, larvae and eggs had been spotted multiple times but never an adult. Today TWO adults were found!
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Micrurus fulviusObservador
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Very unfortunate DOR, but it was interesting to see evidence of a coral snake eating a coral snake mimic. I will post a separate observation for the scarlet snake
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Cemophora coccineaObservador
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This observation is for the snake that was inside the DOR coral snake
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No clue how close my ID is but looks like other Mud Salamander pics I’m seeing
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Anolis-Verde (Anolis carolinensis)Observador
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I saw this tiny lizard sunning itself on a dead tree by the mountain streams bank. It was a sunny autumn day, approximately 60°. A few hundred yards down the river, I observed two more equal size, one was more green than the other. Both specimens were approximately 2 inches in length.
