An intersection between art and science, this monthly photo blog features some of the best amateur and professional reptile and amphibian wildlife photographers out in the field today. Brought to you by Tracy Karplus, our Director of Communications.
Photo of the Month: May 2022
“I took this photo a couple of years ago in Sabah (Borneo). My friend Chun...
Read MorePhoto of the Month: April 2022
Black-tailed Rattlesnake (Crotalus molossus) coiled in ambush in a desert wash. – Saunders Drukker Beautifully...
Read MorePhoto of the Month: March 2022
This month's image comes from Jonathon Bolton - a Banded Rock Rattlesnake from SE Arizona.
Read MorePhoto of the Month: January 2022
“Denizens of the southwest, flat-tail horned lizards are well-adapted to hot, arid, and sandy environments...
Read MorePhoto of the Month: October 2021
This striking image of a Tiger-striped Monkey Frog, from the Tambopata region of Peru, was...
Read MorePhoto of the Month: August 2021
This month’s photo comes from Blake Adams, our new Manager of the Orianne Indigo Snake...
Read MorePhoto of the Month: July 2021
This month’s photo was taken by Dr. Christopher Jenkins – a black morph Timber Rattlesnake...
Read MorePhoto of the Month: June 2021
This month’s photo was taken by Houston Chandler, The Orianne Society’s Director of Science –...
Read MorePhoto of the Month: May 2021
This month’s photo comes from Kiley Briggs, The Orianne Society’s Northeast Turtle Conservation Coordinator. “A...
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