Compared to most other states, Idaho is not much of a place for amphibians and reptiles. However, we do have a few different species, and the springtime is the time to find a few.

The northern alligator lizard inhabits the northern part of the state.


The western skink has a surreal coloration on it's tail, especially if it's a younger animal.


Jack

Nice pictures my friend! Good morning to ya!

Very nice shots, Jack. Sure love the gator lizards here.

Here's another gator lizard

An ADC job of ousting a gator in someone's pool.

A couple reptiles from Florida

Hanger -

Educate me man! I got little doubt what the bottom picture is, but what critter is in the top two photos?

Jack

Dont leave us hanging! What is it?.......jk

Lol, I have no experience like you Gulo. I just always called the top a corn snake, the middle a water snake and the bottom a lizard.

Reptiles were last summer's 4H project. Had fun catching critters with the girls.

See if you can figure out what's going on here. Fun watching people jump....

We have a decent selection of reptiles and amphibians, but two of my favorites are the speckled kingsnake and grey tree frog.

Great job, those are some really cool photos.

Not sure if I have posted this pic before, Prairie Rattlesnake from South Dakota.

Timbers are usually the only reptile I stop to take a picture of. Two of these were ready to shed





I almost forgot about this old girl. She was laying eggs right by the visitor center in Pine Grove state park

Nice pics all.

No reptile, just my old/failing dog sleeping on his favorite pillow. My stinking hat.