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Reptiles & Amphibians of the Pacific Northwest |
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18 Aug 08 - Well, there are many herps you can find year round in the Pacific Northwest. We have a great diversity of amphibians along with some interesting reptiles, though we have a small variety. Have fun herping & exploring, just remember to try to keep their habitat as close as possible to same as you found it (i.e. putting rocks back, rolling logs back, avoid causing erosion, etc). Preserving the habitat is one of the main ways to help wildlife recover from vast deforestation & urbanization.
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About Reptiles & Amphibians of the Pacific NorthwestThis is for photos of native reptiles & amphibians species found in the wild in the Pacific Northwest; Northern California (North of Cape Mendocino), Oregon, Northern Nevada (North of Pyramid Lake), Idaho, Western Montana (West of Great Falls), Washington, British Columbia, & Alaska. The range of the Pacific Northwest in this group is similar to that in Reptiles of the Northwest (by Alan St. John) & Amphibians of the Pacific Northwest (by Jones, Leonard, & Olson). This group is designed to share photos of our unique herpetological species in the Pacific Northwest, this is including introduced species found here (which might aid in tracking an introduced species progression). Please include either; a Scientific or Common Name & the county it was found in. If you found a native (or introduced) reptile or amphibian that you cannot identify or are not sure what it is, just post it and we'll do our best to figure out what you found. Also please try not to post photos of dead/killed herps. Enjoy our group. |
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