Uvalde

Home | Ecology & Geology | Rivers, Wetlands, Precipitation & Aquifers | Ecosystems of Uvalde County | Wildlife | Rare & Endangered Species | Herpetofaunal Studies | A Photographic Atlas of the Herpetofauna of South-central Texas | Contact Us & Links

A Photographic Atlas of the Herpetofauna of South-central Texas

TPNS.jpg
 (Above) Texas Patch-nosed snake, juvenile. 

(Below) Texas Night snake.  (Both snakes collected by Caleb Evans)
TNS.jpg
DWS.jpg

TXSWmale.JPG

(Above) Texas Spotted Whiptail
(Male with ventral coloration)

RST.jpg

(Above) Red Spotted toad

(Below) Gulf Coast toad

GCT.jpg

RBL2.jpg

GPNM.jpg

(Above) Great Plains Narrow-mouthed frog (juvenile)

(Below) Texas toad

TT1.jpg

(Above) Diamondback Water snake (Collected by Caleb Evans)

(Below) Southwest Black-headed snake (Collected by Caleb Evans)
SWBHS.jpg

FHS.jpg

(Above) Flathead snakes (snakes collected by Caleb Evans)

(Below) TX Greater Earless lizard

TGE1.jpg

 (Left) Ventral coloration of a Rose-bellied lizard

(Below) Rose-bellied lizard (Collected by Caleb Evans)
RBL1.jpg
GA.jpg
(Above) Green Anole.  A Southeastern species found in the canyons on the south side of the Edward's Plateau.  (Collected by Caleb Evans)

(Below) A Checkered Garter snake.  Note the cloudy eyes, this snake will shed soon.
CGS.jpg

Pg. 9: Contact Us & Links