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 Communication.
Photo of the Month: Gopher Tortoise
"This portrait of a Gopher Tortoise represents a lot of my love for longleaf pine...
Read MorePhoto of the Month: Brown Vinesnake
"The Brown Vine Snake is one of the only arboreal tropical species that makes its...
Read MorePhoto of the Month: Junaluska Salamander
For the November photo of the month, I decided to choose this brightly colored Junaluska...
Read MorePhoto of the Month: Coastal Tailed Frog
Coastal tailed frogs (Ascaphus truei), natives of the Pacific northwest, rely on healthy rivers for...
Read MorePhoto of the Month: Yellow-tailed Cribo
The Yellow-tailed Cribo (Drymarchon corais), a large colubrid that lives in the Amazon. Their colors...
Read MorePhoto of the Month: August 2022
Carolina Pygmy Rattlesnake from North Carolina – Tucker Ennis This month’s image of a Carolina...
Read MorePhoto of the Month: July 2022
"Sirens are aquatic, eel-like salamanders that lack hind limbs but have fully developed front limbs..."
Read MorePhoto of the Month: June 2022
On a warm, humid November night whilst herping alone in Western New South Wales, Australia,...
Read MorePhoto 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...
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