An Amazon Tree Boa we found by boat in Peru. These snakes are commonly found in branches overhanging tributaries of the Amazon river, where they can be seen by distinctive eyeshine at night.
Continue reading..Amazon Tree BoaA female Western Diamondback Rattlesnake pausing on a bit near a large bush where she likely lives. These are the most common rattlesnake, if not snake, seen by hikers and homeowners in the Phoenix area.
Continue reading..Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Takes a BreakThis Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake was resting on a small rise just below its aestivation den in Phoenix. She’s pregnant, and will stayed in the area most of the summer before moving up the hill to a rocky slope to give birth.
Continue reading..Speckled Rattlesnake Resting Near DenYears ago in Baja California Norte, MX, a broken down vehicle in our group made for a surprise overnight stay. A couple of us took the opportunity to explore a nearby canyon in hopes of finding a Rosaio Rattlesnake. We spotted this tiny baby crawling in the brush after a while. Worth it?
Continue reading..Rosario RattlesnakeA Tiger Rattlesnake found on a nighttime hike in Phoenix more than a decade ago. These snakes are, unfortunately, often poached from preserves.
Continue reading..Tiger Rattlesnake from PhoenixA Great Basin Rattlesnake spotted in southwestern Idaho during den egress (leaving). I didn’t mean to disturb this one, but it saw me before I saw it, and this is how that goes. Obviously, though, these aren’t aggressive animals and it was very easy to just walk away.
Continue reading..Great Basin Rattlesnake Defensive BehaviorA colorful Blacktailed Rattlesnake from the southeastern corner of Arizona.
Continue reading..Blacktailed RattlesnakeA Grand Canyon Rattlesnake found near its namesake a few years ago. This one is still pretty sharply patterned for a snake of this age.
Continue reading..Grand Canyon RattlesnakeThe face of the Arizona state reptile, an Arizona Ridgenosed Rattlesnake found in the Madrean oak grasslands of the sky islands. These small snakes rattle is reduced to sound more like an insect than what most expect from a rattlesnake. Despite being common, most of the ranchers and residents in the area that I’ve spoken […]
Continue reading..Arizona Ridgenosed Rattlesnake Close UpI found this Blacktailed Rattlesnake with a few others hanging out around a winter den early in 2024. Unlike other rattlesnake overwintering sites in the area, this one does not seem to be shared with the other rattlesnake species that can be found there – just lots of blacktails. Dens like this have been difficult […]
Continue reading..Blacktailed Rattlesnake At A Den