The Nature Photography Thread

[GarterGirl]

You all have great photos! Drache (my mom) likes to take a lot of urban wildlife photos such as birds and squirrels. I take a lot of pictures of bugs and wild reptiles.

[Cazador]

Mikhaila,

I know this isn't the topic of this thread, but you seem to be quite an amazing 3rd grader! Photographing bugs, typing and expressing yourself so well, wanting to breed snakes . Make sure to have a look at the book called: Garter and Ribbon Snakes: Facts & Advice on Care and Breeding (2001) by Richard and Patricia Bartlett. You can find it here (http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/misc...=bestofenglish).

I think there are parts you would really like, including some pretty neat pictures, and you'd learn more and more about breeding and keeping snakes from it. You and your mom can find used copies of it at Amazon.com for under $2.50. Keep writing to us, okay. Take care,

Rick

[drache]

Oh course we have that book and I will hand it over, since now I'm up to my neck in German books.
Since we'll be on the train for some time today, there'll be time to read.
We're going to Connecticut and we're bringing cameras and the field guide.
Wish us good hunting.

[Stefan-A]

Another Zootoca vivipara.






Rana Temporaria.

[adamanteus]

I found a couple of souvenirs from years ago. Thought I'd share!



Gaboon Viper (Bitis gabonica) fang & Eastern Diamondback (Crotalus adamanteus) rattle.

[adamanteus]

Pisaura mirabilis. This is as close as I can get with my camera.

[adamanteus]

Another Pisaura mirabilis. Taken on a Fuji FinePix Z1 compact @ 5mp, then cropped. I need a better camera!

[adamanteus]

One final attempt to post a decent picture of Pisaura mirabilis. If this is still no good I'm going to buy a digital SLR, even if I have to sell something!

[Stefan-A]

Rana temporaria



Vipera berus

[adamanteus]

Ladybird!