1. The Amphibians and Reptiles of the Green River Watershed

6. Wood Frog

7. Wood frog tadpoles

8. Bullfrog

9. Bullfrog tadpole

10. American Toad

11. Red-spotted Newt

12. Eastern newt “eft”

13. Spotted Salamander

14. Red Salamander Pseudotriton ruber schencki

15. Spring salamander

16. The “dusky” salamanders

17. Northern Dusky Sal.

18. Shovel-nosed Salamander

19. Black-bellied Sal.

20. Seal Salamander

21. Ocoee Salamander

22. Pygmy Salamander

23. The “woodland” salamanders

24. Slimy Salamander Plethodon glutinosus or P. oconaluftee

25. Jordan’s Salamander

26. Yonahlosee Salamander

27. Two-lined and Three-lined Sal.

28. Hellbender

29. Reptiles

30. Eastern Box Turtle

31. Eastern Box turtle Female Male

32. Eastern Box Turtle Male Female

33. Eastern box turtle (male)

34. Eastern Fence Lizard

35. Eastern Fence Lizard (male)

36. “Lined” Skinks (three species possible)

37. “lined skink” -- older individual

38. Ground Skink

39. Slender Glass Lizard

40. Water snakes and their relatives

41. Northern Water Snake

42. Eastern Garter Snake

43. Eastern Ribbon Snake

44. Ribbon vs. Garter (check out the upper lip) Ribbon Snake Garter Snake

45. Dekay’s Brown Snake

46. Red-bellied Snake

47. Queen Snake

48. Other snake species

49. Worm snake

50. Ringneck Snake

51. Eastern Kingsnake

52. Eastern Milksnake

53. Black Rat Snake

54. “ Rippling” – a unique attempt to enhance camouflage. Rat snakes will also vibrate their tail when alarmed. If neither of those work, rat snakes will bite freely.

55. Juvenile Black Rat Snake

56. Corn Snake (Red Rat Snake)

57. Oops!

58. Rough Green Snake

59. Black Racer

60. juvenile Black racer

61. The Vipers

62. Northern Copperhead

64. Juvenile copperhead

66. Timber Rattlesnake

67. Black phase Yellow phase

68. Typical coloration