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Reptile-Amphibian #3 — Black Rat Snake
elaphe obsoleta Friday, May 13, 1983 — 3:00 pm Conway, Arkansas — Happy Valley I saw a Rat Snake stretched out on the ground along a dirt road that ran through the woods on the ridge above the valley. Its … Continue reading
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Reptile-Amphibian #2 — Eastern Box Turtle
terrapene carolina Thursday, May 12, 1983 — 1:00 pm Conway, Arkansas — Happy Valley In two days, I found nine Box Turtles walking through leaves and grass on a wooded hillside. The longest was 6 inches, the shortest 4 inches. … Continue reading
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Reptile-Amphibian #1 — Spiny Softshell
trionyx spiniferus Monday, May 9, 1983 — 3:00 pm Woolly Hollow State Park, Arkansas At Woolly Hollow, a small stream has been dammed to create a small lake in a hollow. I walked the path around the lake, then walked … Continue reading
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