New here/ couple pics

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David Tobler

Gambusia
MFK Member
Jul 3, 2007
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Fresno,CA
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Hi everyone! Nice to see there's some people on this fish site that are interested in herps. My interests primarly reside with field herping and photography. Here's a few of my shots of various herps, in my home state of California.

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Mojave Patchnose Snake

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Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake

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Sierra Mountain Kingsnake

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Mountain Gartersnake

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Valley Gartersnake

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Northern Alligator Lizard

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Southern Long-Toed Salamander

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Striped Whipsnake

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Sierra Newt

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Pacific Tree Frog

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Pacific Gophersnake

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California Kingsnake 'Eiseni'
 
Amazing pics.......are these all your herps? or just some you photographed in the field?

They look amazing either way......are you a professional photographer?
 
Amazing... nice picture of the baby rattler as well.
 
dougefresh;965948; said:
Amazing pics.......are these all your herps? or just some you photographed in the field?

They look amazing either way......are you a professional photographer?

They were all photographed in the field. Thanks for the compliment. I'm not a professional photographer, I just enjoy taking pictures of herps.
 
David Tobler;965958; said:
They were all photographed in the field. Thanks for the compliment. I'm not a professional photographer, I just enjoy taking pictures of herps.

Well you should maybe look into becoming a pro lol........Welcome to MFK by the way.......do you keep any herps?
 
Simply excellent man .
 
dougefresh;965967; said:
Well you should maybe look into becoming a pro lol........Welcome to MFK by the way.......do you keep any herps?


Haha, ok! I don't currently keep any herps, because of my living situations. I do a ton of field work to keep myself sane. These days I'm collecting data on the 'Eiseni' morph of the california kingsnake. I've found what seems to be sexual dimorphism in their dorsal tail patterning. I still am working on a large enough sample size (currently 40+ animals) to be able to prove or debunk my hypothesis.

Do you keep herps? If so, what kind?
 
Thats a cool rattler pic! The only herp I am allowed to keep in the house at this time is a female BCC.
 
I know jack about snakes, but I can say the photos are great!

:welcome:
 
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