texasherping.wordpress.com
Texas Herping | Stories and Encounters of Reptiles from all around.Stories and Encounters of Reptiles from all around.
http://texasherping.wordpress.com/
Stories and Encounters of Reptiles from all around.
http://texasherping.wordpress.com/
TODAY'S RATING
>1,000,000
Date Range
HIGHEST TRAFFIC ON
Sunday
LOAD TIME
0.4 seconds
16x16
32x32
PAGES IN
THIS WEBSITE
12
SSL
EXTERNAL LINKS
9
SITE IP
192.0.78.12
LOAD TIME
0.438 sec
SCORE
6.2
Texas Herping | Stories and Encounters of Reptiles from all around. | texasherping.wordpress.com Reviews
https://texasherping.wordpress.com
Stories and Encounters of Reptiles from all around.
texasherping.wordpress.com
November | 2012 | Texas Herping
https://texasherping.wordpress.com/2012/11
Stories and Encounters of Reptiles from all around. Stay updated via RSS. End of Feb – March update. Pseudacris streckeri streckeri, first herp of 2013. Thamnophis cyrtopsis ocellatus, etc. Archive for November, 2012. Thamnophis cyrtopsis ocellatus, etc. Posted: November 18, 2012 in Uncategorized. And other species of. Herping season coming *slowly* to an end. Posted: November 5, 2012 in Uncategorized. Hopping around the various ponds and streams scattered around the property. The cricket frog is a s...
April | 2013 | Texas Herping
https://texasherping.wordpress.com/2013/04
Stories and Encounters of Reptiles from all around. Stay updated via RSS. End of Feb – March update. Pseudacris streckeri streckeri, first herp of 2013. Thamnophis cyrtopsis ocellatus, etc. Archive for April, 2013. Posted: April 2, 2013 in Uncategorized. Or the Four-lined skink. I had no idea these were even in my area, nor had I seen them in any of my multiple outings in this particular spot. That day, I found a total of four. Sadly, I got overly excited and grabbed them, so no pictures as found. Al...
Agkistrodon piscivorus leucostoma | Texas Herping
https://texasherping.wordpress.com/2013/05/21/agkistrodon-piscivorus-leucostoma
Stories and Encounters of Reptiles from all around. Stay updated via RSS. End of Feb – March update. Pseudacris streckeri streckeri, first herp of 2013. Thamnophis cyrtopsis ocellatus, etc. Posted: May 21, 2013 in Uncategorized. In my 15 or so years of looking for snakes, one local has always eluded me. Until two days ago, the Western Cottonmouth (. May 21, 2013 at 8:42 PM. You found your cottonmouth! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
Easter weekend herping | Texas Herping
https://texasherping.wordpress.com/2013/04/02/easter-weekend-herping
Stories and Encounters of Reptiles from all around. Stay updated via RSS. End of Feb – March update. Pseudacris streckeri streckeri, first herp of 2013. Thamnophis cyrtopsis ocellatus, etc. Posted: April 2, 2013 in Uncategorized. Or the Four-lined skink. I had no idea these were even in my area, nor had I seen them in any of my multiple outings in this particular spot. That day, I found a total of four. Sadly, I got overly excited and grabbed them, so no pictures as found. Also, what pictures I did t...
August | 2012 | Texas Herping
https://texasherping.wordpress.com/2012/08
Stories and Encounters of Reptiles from all around. Stay updated via RSS. End of Feb – March update. Pseudacris streckeri streckeri, first herp of 2013. Thamnophis cyrtopsis ocellatus, etc. Archive for August, 2012. Posted: August 26, 2012 in Uncategorized. Went out to a new spot a few days ago with a friend of mine, Rome, and his family. We got to the spot around 11 am or so, set up a spot, and set out hiking. From the moment we arrived the Texas Earless lizards (. Were on the move. After a rather uneve...
TOTAL PAGES IN THIS WEBSITE
12
scottishwildlifewatcher.wordpress.com
Beavers Back in Britain | Scottish Wildlife Watcher
https://scottishwildlifewatcher.wordpress.com/2015/07/24/beavers-back-in-britain
Wildlife Watching from East Scotland and holiday destinations. Birding Algarve – Spring 2015. Isle of May Photos →. Beavers Back in Britain. If you walk along the banks of the River Tay you may come across somewhat surprising sights: Felled trees, gnawed pointed stumps, flooded pools, small dams of branches that stretch across the river. If you are very lucky you could even glimpse the culprit. The large head, brown fur and a flat broad tail of a beaver may silently swim past. Stop the control freaks who...
Links | balconesherping
https://balconesherping.wordpress.com/links
Just another WordPress.com site. Http:/ www.austinreptileservice.net. Http:/ www.herpsoftexas.org. Http:/ www.snakedays.com. Http:/ texasherping.wordpress.com. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Blog at WordPress.com.
scottishwildlifewatcher.wordpress.com
Trip Reports | Scottish Wildlife Watcher
https://scottishwildlifewatcher.wordpress.com/trip-reports
Wildlife Watching from East Scotland and holiday destinations. Washington DC and New York Spring 2014. 8211; Memorials, Woodpeckers and Squirrels ( report. Lanzarote New Year 2013/2014. 8211; Volcanoes, Bustards and Coursers ( report. Argyll and Mull Autumn 2013. 8211; Oak Woods, Otters and Hen Harriers ( Report. 8211; Shooting swamps, Sea Turtles and Frigate-Birds ( Part 1. 8211; Marshes, Owls and Stone Curlews ( Report. Rome and Sorrento Easter 2013. 8211; Roman Ruins and Parakeets ( Report. On Why We ...
scottishwildlifewatcher.wordpress.com
Isle of May Photos | Scottish Wildlife Watcher
https://scottishwildlifewatcher.wordpress.com/2015/08/09/isle-of-may-photos
Wildlife Watching from East Scotland and holiday destinations. Beavers Back in Britain. Isle of May Photos. This summer I was lucky enough to participate in a week long Young Birders Training Course on the Isle of May hosted by the SOC. I will be writing up my experiences shortly but due to the large number of photos taken, I decided a separate post showcasing them species by species would be appropriate. By scottishwildlifewatcher . Tagged isle of may. Beavers Back in Britain. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
scottishwildlifewatcher.wordpress.com
Birding Algarve – Spring 2015 | Scottish Wildlife Watcher
https://scottishwildlifewatcher.wordpress.com/2015/07/22/birding-algarve-spring-2015
Wildlife Watching from East Scotland and holiday destinations. Birding Lanzarote – Winter 2014/15. Beavers Back in Britain →. Birding Algarve – Spring 2015. We arrived at the airport in Faro, Portugal in the early afternoon of the 2nd of April and while waiting for the hire car the first bird of the trip was spotted in the form of a White Stork. Cattle Egret, Swallows and House Martins. Walking into a patch of woodland over the road turned up a pair of Jays, Woodchat Shrike and a lone Cuckoo. Were presen...
scottishwildlifewatcher.wordpress.com
Bird Lists | Scottish Wildlife Watcher
https://scottishwildlifewatcher.wordpress.com/bird-lists
Wildlife Watching from East Scotland and holiday destinations. 8211; Angus and Dundee = 131. 8211; Fife = 100. 8211; Perth and Kinross = 84. 8211; Argyll = 54. 8211; Lanzarote = 29. 8211; Tenerife = 19. 8211; Pennsylvania = 13. 8211; New York = 16. 8211; Washington DC = 25. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. David J. Bauman. On Isle of May.
scottishwildlifewatcher.wordpress.com
Scottish Wildlife Watcher | Wildlife Watching from East Scotland and holiday destinations | Page 2
https://scottishwildlifewatcher.wordpress.com/page/2
Wildlife Watching from East Scotland and holiday destinations. Newer posts →. I was lucky enough to have the local Great-Spotted Woodpeckers nest in the trees at the back of my garden this year and got close views as I watched the male chick repeatedly pop its head out of the hole as the parents flitted back and forth. It fledged successfully and I still see him pop by to the fatballs occasionally. On the 7th I managed to have a walk round the Lurgies while volunteering in search of a Garganey which had ...
TOTAL LINKS TO THIS WEBSITE
9
Texas Heroes Foundation | Promoting Texas History in Education
Sponsor Letter and Level. Defenders of Texas History. To preserve and protect the rich heritage of this great state, the Texas Heroes Foundation invites you to join a celebration of Texas history art and education. It's All About Texas. Partnering with schools and communities to provide the resources and funds to preserve historical facts in Texas education. Join us March 2-4 for a Texas Independence celebration. Earn service hours.volunteer today. Enter the Texas History Fair and turn homework into fun.
Texas History
A memorial to some of my heroes in the great history of Texas. Cowboys & Quilts. View my complete profile. The McMillan Family and. Custom Show Truck Painting. Monday, November 13, 2006. Texas History and Cowboys and Quilts. The Building that houses Cowboys and Quilts once housed Crosby’s first dentist office and barber shop. Legend has it that the barber was also the town bookie and $50,000. was found in a tool box hidden in the walls after the barber passed away. The Comanches first walked to Texas in ...
texasherp.org - This domain may be for sale!
Find the best information and most relevant links on all topics related to texasherp.org. This domain may be for sale!
Notes From the Creek | Reptiles, amphibians, and other wildlife of the Lone Star State
Notes From the Creek. Reptiles, amphibians, and other wildlife of the Lone Star State. Why We Kill, Protect, or Leave Alone: Factors Contributing to Rattlesnake Roundups. February 23, 2015. There are several factors that I believe are relevant to the reasons a person may participate in or support rattlesnake roundups. These factors may also have broader relevance to destructive and exploitive attitudes toward wildlife in general. Whether the animal poses a threat. Whether its life is of direct benefit.
index
Howdy and welcome to www.Texasherpetology.org. This website is dedicated to providing information regarding Texas amphibians and reptiles. Topics will include biology, conservation, ecology, and natural history. Thank you for visiting the site and be sure to send an email should you have any comments or questions. THIS SITE IS CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION PLEASE VISIT AGAIN. Carl J. Franklin.
Texas Herping | Stories and Encounters of Reptiles from all around.
Stories and Encounters of Reptiles from all around. Stay updated via RSS. End of Feb – March update. Pseudacris streckeri streckeri, first herp of 2013. Thamnophis cyrtopsis ocellatus, etc. Posted: May 21, 2013 in Uncategorized. In my 15 or so years of looking for snakes, one local has always eluded me. Until two days ago, the Western Cottonmouth (. Posted: April 2, 2013 in Uncategorized. Or the Four-lined skink. I had no idea these were even in my area, nor had I seen them in any of my multiple outi...
Texas H.E.R.P.S.
Welcome to our new website. Please have a look around, any feedback is much appreciated. Event or meeting can be posted here. I can add a link to click for further information. Event or meeting can be posted here. I can add a link to click for further information. Event or meeting can be posted here. I can add a link to click for further information. Welcome To Texas H.E.R.P.S. If you have a mission similar to Texas H.E.R.P.S. but you already belong to another Herpetological Society o...
Home
1 To promote the discovery and dissemination of knowledge of Amphibians and Reptiles. 2 To encourage specifically the study of Amphibians and Reptiles in Texas. 3 To encourage conservation of wildlife in general, and Amphibians and Reptiles in particular. 4 To stimulate fellowship among herpetologists of Texas and the Southwest. Article II, THS Constitution. The Texas Herpetological Society.
Texas Hexes Designs
Welcome to our site! We are glad you are here! What are Texas Hexes. Designs are circular graphic art designs that combine visual images of nature from the great state of Texas with ancient signs and symbols. Each visual element of an art piece has a definitive meaning and when images are combined to make Texas Hexes. Designs, the symbolism become blessings of encouragement and inspiration. Some people say Texas Hexes. Once used as decorative accents for barns, Texas Hexes. Designs. Come on in!
Texas Hexes Designs
Welcome to our site! We are glad you are here! What are Texas Hexes. Designs are circular graphic art designs that combine visual images of nature from the great state of Texas with ancient signs and symbols. Each visual element of an art piece has a definitive meaning and when images are combined to make Texas Hexes. Designs, the symbolism become blessings of encouragement and inspiration. Some people say Texas Hexes. Once used as decorative accents for barns, Texas Hexes. Designs. Come on in!
texashf.org
The domain texashf.org is for sale. To purchase, call Afternic.com at 1 781-373-6847 or 855-201-2286. Click here for more details.
