Field herping in florida and the everglades
Anolis sagrei- Brown anole
Alligator mississippiensis- American alligator
I think this is a small Trichonephila clavipes or Golden silk orb weaver
Alligator mississippiensis- American alligator
I think this is a small Trichonephila clavipes or Golden silk orb weaver
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Dude, you saw a actual alligator in the wild…
To someone from England, that is amazing… We have hedgehogs 
Seriously, thank you for taking so many pictures and sharing them 
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Had to go back to my iNaturalist app for this pic, but here’s a rough earth snake I found in my yard
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Texas Indigo shed. Found the possible owner a little later but… no pictures. Did it really even happen? Smh
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@arice88 @dlhirst I cant see its face but I think that might be a cribo or indigo snake of the Drymarchon genus. Along with the FWC they are wonderful large colubrids that I hope to have one someday.
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/\ nailed it. Texas Indigo. Amazing beast of a snake
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These guys were out last weekend. My 13 yr old loves hunting for salamanders… She just gets grumpy when I make her put them all back! We found about 25 of ‘em on Saturday!
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Northern Green Frog
An interesting fact is the way to tell between a northern green frog and a bullfrog is that the northern green frog has ridges that run down each side of back. You can clearly see the ridges in the last picture.
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They are fantastic shots 
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I had to sort through a few dozen until I got the ones I liked, luckily he stayed on the rock long enough for me to get a lot of pictures.
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The most common gecko we get down here. but this guy was exceptionally chill with being handled. so we cool now. Gave him a little cricket and let him be.
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Omg its been a while since I’ve been on here!!! Thought I’d pop in and show off this lovely boy who was climbing the tree right outside my window this morning! He’s gorgeous!!
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