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i envy your finds more and more everyday. You virtually found all my goals for NJ within a two week time span! Awesome find, and yeah I can see the rattlesnake's head sticking out!

I'm glad to hear about your interests in the Pine Barrens. The Barrens is a very unpredictable place... days you can hit jackloads of snakes, and other days that seem perfect, nothing. Finding a Timber Rattlesnake in the barrens in one trip is slim to none, you would probably have better luck in...

pics again People on the fieldherpers forum had trouble viewing the pics, so heres a link to them that worked. http://www.fieldherpers.com//view.php?site=fieldherpers&bn=fieldherpers_fieldherping&key=1146965743

Went out and fliped some logs. Found my first ever Four-toed Salamander under a nice wet log. I knew i would find one in this area, lots of spagnum moss. Also fliped another Marbled Salamander.

Looks like you and me are on the same page... I'm also moving out to Florida when I get out of highschool with my girlfriend and her parents.. and was also considering applying at university of florida. I forget what the exact percentage was but i think it was around 60-70% who apply get in, so...

Yeah, the marbled sals were cool, surprised i'm still finding them since my field guide says above ground in fall. But then again salamanders don't read field guides. Maybe i'll have a chance finding a Tiger Salamander???? Or maybe i'm just pushing my luck. This land is privately owned.. i...

Haven't got around to posting yet, but here is some stuff I found this year. Let's start off with the snakes. Found lots of garters this year, here is a mating ball i found, i felt bad for disturbing them.. but once i put them down they went right back to business! Didn't even care i was...

Yeah the box turtles are out already, i found one a week or two ago. The diamondback terripans are out too, i found a hatchling sometime mid-late april.

Nice finds! I went out today and had some luck as well...... but i'm going to post the pics up later this weekend maybe in one shot. Since i switched back to dial-up loading pics takes FOREVER....... still have stuff from April i didn't post up yet. Cool worm snake, didn't see one this year...

Cool stuff Bob. I haven't been out in the field lately- heading out tomorrow and saturday. Maybe saturday night i should check some of my potential pb treefrog spots. I didn't know they were out this early, good pics!

I'm Jelous! You found both of my goals this year in one week! Good stuff.

Cool Pine snake. I was out around the chatsworth area a week or so ago with no luck.

Awesome finds, no pics of the racer?? I've found some stuff lately but haven't got the time to post them yet.. it takes longer then usually now since i just switched back to DIAL UP after having comcast for a year and a half =/.

Well, I just returned from my spring break trip to Oregon.. while i was there i was at this one spot known for it's rattlers and gopher snakes.. i was flipping rocks when a park ranger was walking by and says "hey son, you know you're standing right in poisin oak." I got out and washed...

But the fact of the matter is, hognose snakes are hard to find as is.. and is best let go. And yes, hognose snakes are a canidate species in the state, meaning if nothing is done in the near future, it's a likely species to end up in the endangered/threatened list. As of feeding the hognose...

Collecting and Taking from the wild without a lisence is what I was referring to- I could of used better wording. I'm sorry if i'm mistaken, but while i was at Manumuskin somebody told me it's illegal to collect any snake in the state (even garters) without a lisence to do so.

Hognose will feed mainly on toads, and rarely anything else...especially if it's a wild caught- if it is, it's best to let it go, hognoses are a species of speacial concern in the state, and it's illegal to own/harrass and molest any reptile or amphibian in the state...yes, even garters. As...

Hognose will feed mainly on toads, and rarely anything else...especially if it's a wild caught- if it is, it's best to let it go, hognoses are a species of speacial concern in the state, and it's illegal to own/harrass and molest any reptile or amphibian in that state...yes, even garters. As...

Congradulations!!! How about the ticks? I've been getting them throughout the winter since it's been pretty warm, and saturday i got quite a few of them...

Good stuff, glad herping season is finially here.