We saw an otter, deer, and lots of birds, including abundant red-headed woodpeckers on our morning walk, but we only managed to grab photos of reptiles. We were disappointed not to have seen tortoises, as we often have in the past.
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| An eastern fence lizard (Sceloporus undulatus) |
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This was one of many seen during our morning walk.
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| A black racer (Coluber constrictor) |
This mid-sized racer seemed almost as intent looking over us as we were interested in him.
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| A broad-headed skink (Eumeces laticeps) |
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These skinks grow larger than most other kinds of local lizards, and the adult males develop a red-coloration on the head, and particularly on the enlarged jaws.
1 comment:
Sure looks like our back yard...
Edie & Joe
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