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janson jones
Category: West-Central Florida
Procyon lotor, 08 March 2015
Procyon lotor, the Raccoon; Marion county, Florida (08 March 2015). Is there anything more adorable than a raccoon spying out of a nook in a tree? I really don’t think so.
Sternotherus minor, 30 October 2016
Sternotherus minor, the Loggerhead musk turtle; Levy county, Florida (30 October 2016). Just getting started on the big game of life, here’s a wee Loggerhead musk turtle from the sparkling clear freshwaters of Levy county, Florida. Small turtle, big attitude!
Sternotherus minor, 30 October 2016
Sternotherus minor, the Loggerhead musk turtle; Levy county, Florida (30 October 2016). The Loggerhead musk turtle is a fairly small and robust aquatic species ranging throughout the Northern Florida peninsula and much of Georgia. It only grow upwards to three to five inches in… Continue Reading “Sternotherus minor, 30 October 2016”
Micrurus fulvius, 21 October 2017
Micrurus fulvius, the Eastern coral snake; Marion county, Florida (21 October 2017). Up close with an Eastern coral snake, a fairly common yet reclusive venomous species in the American southeast. Though it certainly does pack a potent neurotoxic venom, the Eastern coral snake is… Continue Reading “Micrurus fulvius, 21 October 2017”
Nerodia taxispilota, 30 October 2016
Nerodia taxispilota, the Brown watersnake; Levy county, Florida (30 October 2016). One of my favorite shots of one of my favorite species. This is a fairly large Brown watersnake, a native, non-venomous, and entirely non-aggressive species quite abundant throughout Florida’s varied freshwater systems. Brown… Continue Reading “Nerodia taxispilota, 30 October 2016”
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