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I can confidentially say that this year was easily one of the most exciting in the field. I enjoyed a fair amount of surprising and exhilarating moments. As usual, my dogs were my ever present adventure partners. I'll skip a lengthy introduction and get right into my field experiences.
I spent a fair amount of the winter and early spring hiking in the far western portion of Texas, looking for birds and herps. That time of year, birds are plentiful but herps (especially snakes) are a little more scarce. Every now and then I encountered snakes either in or around their hibernacula, or by flipping rocks/other objects.
During March, I took a trip with a friend to Southern California. It was the first time I had intentionally herped that region of the US. We were able to find a couple of neat animals, most of which were new encounters for me. A huge thanks to Devin and Jeremy who were super helpful during this trip.
I spent the rest of the spring exploring West Texas. Because of work and my impending dissertation defense, the amount and length of time I was able to go out herping were limited. Nevertheless, luck was on my side and neat animals were found almost every weekend. One memory I am particularly fond of, was finding a West Texas milksnake during on a chilly, spring afternoon. My friend and I were jumping for joy after seeing that beautiful tricolored snake under a large rock.
Towards the end of April/beginning of May, I began hunting road cuts with greater frequency. One of my favorite memories came at the very end of May. My brother and I spent three nights hunting road cuts looking for gray-banded kingsnakes. The nights had been rather slow and unproductive. On the last night, as we were driving out to our chosen location for the night, it began lightly raining. My brother and I both hoped the light rain would bring out the elusive kingsnakes. We selected a large cut and walked it from 9 to 11pm only observing invertebrates. At exactly 11:05pm, a dark colored snake with orange bands appeared on the rock cut about 15-20 feet above me. With extreme enthusiasm, I yelled out to my brother: "ALTERNA!" He quickly made his way over to my location. I climbed up the cut and retrieved the beautiful snake. We both cheered and celebrated our prize. No less than 20 minutes had passed, and we spotted a second alterna. This one was about 30-40 feet up the cut. The snake was inaccessible from both the top and bottom of the cut. The snake remained surface active for about an hour and a half until it disappeared for good. We were slightly disappointed, but in good spirits, especially since we had already found our desired animal.
At the end of May/beginning of June, I took a trip to Croatia to visit my wife. This trip was full of wonderful memories (both herping and non-herping). My wife and I encountered several species of herpetofauna throughout my two week stay, with the most exciting being a nose-horned viper (Vipera ammodytes). I tried to find this species the previous year in a different location but failed. This summer, I encountered the beautiful viper specimen basking during the late morning in a forest clearing.
After my return from Europe, I took a friend on her first herping experience. We explored several areas throughout West Texas. Unfortunately, the entire Trans-Pecos was hit with a funky heat wave; the temperature soared into 110s. Night temperatures of 95+ were not uncommon. Despite the weather, I had a lot of fun on this excursion and we were able to see a decent amount of herp movement.
I spent the rest of the summer mostly exploring West Texas with a handful of trips to New Mexico and Arizona sprinkled in between. I found two more gray-banded kingsnakes during the summer months, both exciting and unique encounters. I was also finally able to photograph a gray-banded kingsnake in-situ, something I had not tried in my previous encounters with alterna because of the high probability of losing those snakes.
The fall can be quite a productive time to herp, and this year did not let me down. On a particular weekend outing during late September, I found 60+ snakes represented by a good amount of diversity. I'll finish this post with photos from fall herping.
Stupendous. You got to some fun places and had some good times. Nice pics too BTW. I have a few impertinent questions burning holes in my brain, but will try to show a little restraint and leave you be.
Too much amazing stuff man. For me, the red rattler pic really got me. I think it's sometimes very difficult to sum up a whole year--there's lots of stories "between" the pictures here.
Are ALL of your herping seasons this amazing? You really cleaned up on some traditionally "hard to find" species.
Hey Chris, you're not still chasing Moby Alterna are you? Heh heh heh. Hope not. I like Frank's super dark one the best, myself. Same goes for the darkest common king - nice animal.
Frank - just curious, (sorry if I asked this before, I know we have exchanged a little about them), how helpful do you find your dogs to be, in your herping? I love hiking with my dog, but I just can't herp with him. The panting alone would hinder detections, but his sheer "busy-ness" all around me is fairly guaranteed to drive everything underground before I get there. Then once he gets a little tired, he's right at my heel. Do you just make them stay 10 feet behind you, or what?
Not all my seasons; a lot of effort and a lot of luck this year. Hope to get similar results this coming season!
Jimi: More than anything, my dogs keep me company. They tend not to disturb critters as they are normally on my heel the entire hike. Anubis, does help on occassion. He has found klauberi, and atrox/ornatus hibernacula.
I would love to herp with my dogs but I fear they would be a bit too inquisitive around hots and being on the smaller side, a bite would prove fatal in minutes...
I really dig those shots, especially that alterna and the viperas! My dad's side of the family is in england / france so I've been lucky enough to see a few adders before. Always fun little snakes.
Looks like a great year! Great shots too. Your lighting is very clean and your habitat shots very well composed!
Thanks, Jeremy! The European Vipera are pretty awesome. Hopefully I can see a few more species in the coming years.
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