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jeffphillippiphoto > Our third species, a Common Garter Snake or Thamnophis sirtalis, was found by Steve, as well. If you're starting to note a theme here you are accurate. It is a theme played out in most every herping or artifact hunting trip we make. Anyway, a few feet from where we found our first Garter, I uncovered an even larger and more beautiful Garter pictured above.
jeffphillippiphoto > Sunday mornings in November are not often 65 degrees and humid. In Kansas, you learn to expect the unexpected and take advantage of whatever opportunities the weather might present. So here we are, day two of our first KHS annual meeting, and we're playing hooky, missing out on informative meetings and wandering the wooded hillsides flipping rocks.
jeffphillippiphoto > Steve also finds species number two a Ringneck Snake or Diadophis punctatus. A few minutes later I found my first rock present which was another ringneck. By the end of our two hour field trip we had found three ringnecks.
jeffphillippiphoto > Steve Nagle finds our first species a Brown Snake or Storeria dekayi.
jeffphillippiphoto > Sunday 110809 > _OCT0020-20-4
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jeffphillippiphoto > Rockhurst University Mens Lacrosse Team vs University of Arkansas Razorbacks
jeffphillippiphoto > Rockhurst University Mens Lacrosse Team vs University of Arkansas Razorbacks
jeffphillippiphoto > Rockhurst University Mens Lacrosse Team vs University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Our third species, a Common Garter Snake or Thamnophis sirtalis, was found by Steve, as well. If you're starting to note a theme here you are accurate. It is a theme played out in most every herping or artifact hunting trip we make. Anyway, a few feet from where we found our first Garter, I uncovered an even larger and more beautiful Garter pictured above.
jeffphillippiphoto > Our third species, a Common Garter Snake or Thamnophis sirtalis, was found by Steve, as well. If you're starting to note a theme here you are accurate. It is a theme played out in most every herping or artifact hunting trip we make. Anyway, a few feet from where we found our first Garter, I uncovered an even larger and more beautiful Garter pictured above.
Our third species, a Common Garter Snake or Thamnophis sirtalis, was found by Steve, as well. If you're starting to note a theme here you are accurate. It is a theme played out in most every herping or artifact hunting trip we make. Anyway, a few feet from where we found our first Garter, I uncovered an even larger and more beautiful Garter pictured above.
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