WhitePaaws

@whitepaaws.bsky.social

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Colombian Biologist. Living in Arizona. 🏳️‍🌈 Furry. He/Him. 29. I speedrun games sometimes. pfp: @/juliekarbon.bsky.social

A picture of a Colorado Shovel-nosed Snake chilling on sand. This individual is light yellow with orange and black stripes along their body.
A picture of a Regal Horned Lizard on the road. This lizard is very wide and flat, mostly yellow with their characteristic "crown" of horns on the back of the head.
A picture of a Collared Lizard chilling on a rock. Lots of little white dots on their body.
A picture of a Desert Kingsnake on the road. This species is black with tons of yellow speckling and a black head with some speckling near their nose.
A picture of a Black-necked Garter Snake on some wet rocks. This species is mostly black on their back with a yellow/orange line down their back. Has a little "black neck" behind the head.
A Long-nosed Snake posing over sand. This individual is orange and black with some yellow spots on the sides of their body and on the head. Absolutely beautiful individual.
An adult Blainville's Horned Lizard chilling on sand. This lizard is very light brown with some red-ish hues. Small horns on the back of the head and black eyes.
A picture of a Sonoran Shovelnose Snake on sand with some rocks around. This species base color is yellow with complete black bands and incomplete orange bands with an orange face.
A Mojave Rattlesnake chilling on sand. This snake is light brown/yellow-ish, with slightly darker diamond patterns down their back.
A Rock Rattlesnake on a red rock. This snake is gray with black bands on their body as well as a a bit of speckling.
A Sidewinder partly burrowed in the sand. This guy is light gray with some slightly darker gray patterning on their back. Has small little horns above their eyes.
A Western Skink. This species is dark brown with light colored stripes going from just above the eyes all the way down their back to their tail. Little legs and long tail (blurry in the picture).
A picture of a Tiger Rattlesnake on the road. This snake is light brown with darker brown stripes on their back. Tiny head and big rattle.
A picture of a Madrean Mountain Kingsnake on a paved road. This snake is red with white bands and some black as well on their back. Their face is mostly black with a yellow nose.
A picture of a Western Leafnose Snake on the road. This snake is light brown with a white belly. Some dark brown spots on their back and their characteristic enlarged rostral scale used for digging!
A picture of a Desert Iguana on the sand. This species is light colored with lots of white, some brown and some yellow/orange especially near the tail.
A picture of a Sidewinder partly burrowed in the sand. The snake's mostly light gray/white and has a bit of patterning on their back. Also little horns above their eyes.
A picture of a Western Diamondback Rattlesnake on the road. This snake is light brown with their characteristic diamond pattern on their back. Slightly lighter towards the tail.
A picture of a Saddled Leaf-nose Snake on the road (you can see the white line at the top of the picture). This snake is brown, mostly light brown with some darker brown stripes.
A picture of a Banded Sand Snake on the road. This snake is orange with black stripes! Very small species.
A picture of a Desert Patch-nosed Snake chilling on sand. This snake is light brown with two lateral black stripes that go from behind to eyes to the tail. Had a shield-like nose that helps them dig!
A Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake taking shelter from the sun under a rock (snake wasn't flipped). This snake is mostly white with some gray/light brown speckling on their body. You can also see the single bud on the rattle! very young snake!
A Red-diamond Rattlesnake chilling on sand. This species is red/light brown-ish in color with the characteristic diamond patterns on their back.
A picture of a Sidewinder coiled over the sand. This snake is light gray with some darker gray pattern on their back. Also characteristic for having the little "horns" on top of their eyes.
A picture of a Lined Snake coiled on somewhat moist soil. This species is brown with a while line throughout their back and white-ish belly.
A Milksnake on a paved road. This snake is mostly red-ish brown with lighter colored patterning, very pretty!
A picture of a Three-toed Box Turtle posing on some red gravel. This individual has a mostly black face with yellow spots. Their shell has lost some patterning and looked mostly light brown, very cool!
A picture of a Prairie Kingsnake posing on grass. This individual was going into shed so the patterns aren't super visible but generally it's a dark brown snake with darker brown patterning on their body.
A picture of a Southeastern Crowned Snake on a rock. This snake is brown with a black head and a small black band on their neck, very small snake.
A picture of a Ratsnake on a paved road, this snake is brown with a lot of yellow hues on their body. Very pretty!
A picture of a Ratsnake coiled on some grass. This individual is mostly black with some slightly gray patterning on their body and white lips.
A picture of a Timber Rattlesnake on a paved road. This snake is mostly light brown with some darker brown patterns on their back as well as a black tail with a small-ish rattle.
A picture of a muddy drying pool that has Streamside Salamander larvae.
A picture of the pool of water at 8am. Mostly dry.
A Black Kingsnake coiled on some recently burned soil.
An Eastern Box Turtle crawling along lead litter and grass. This turtle has an incredibly yellow shell and incredibly yellow head. Super colorful!
A picture of a Black Racer sitting on dry soil. Lots of leaf litter around this snake. This individual is also very in-shed, so they look very brown instead of their usual Black coloration.
A Milksnake chilling over a rock, this snake is red with white/yellow-ish bands and small black lines in between the red and the white. An absolute beauty!
A Timber Rattlesnake chilling under a rock taking some of the warmth from the sun. The snake is coiled. This individual is brown with black markings throughout their back.
A picture of the three bottles I used for relocate the salamanders, and in the background the creek they got release in!
A picture of the “puddle” that was were the little salamander larvae were. You can see a slightly damp spot under the bridge.
A picture of a Box Turtle on a paved road. The shell's very muddy but you can still see the yellow/orange colors. The face is fairly yellow too and the eyes are red! very yellow/orange legs as well!
A Ratsnake chilling on a rock. This one is fairly light colored, lots of yellow hues in between the darker brown.
A Southeastern Crowned Snake on a rock. This snake is brown and has black on their head and a little black band on their neck which is distinct for the species.
A Spotted Salamander on the road and pine needles. This salamander is black with yellow spots on their back.
A Central Ratsnake coiled on some debris and leaf litter. This snake is brown with some yellow patterns too along their body.
A picture of a Jefferson Salamander posing over moss. This salamander is mostly dark gray, they do have some very dim blue spots mostly on their tail.
A picture of a Red Salamander with their head lifted on the road. This salamander is red/orange and with lots of black spots on their back.
A picture of a Common Snapping Turtle almost fully submerged with just the head above water. This turtle's very muddy presumably because the sediment looks muddy.
A Plain-bellied Watersnake. This snake is black with yellow/orange on their belly.
A picture of a Plain-bellied Watersnake posing over dirt and leaf litter. This snake is brown with some black markings on their back and a yellow-ish belly.
A picture of a Mud Salamander with their head lifted chilling on moss. This salamander is orange with a few black spots on their back.
A picture of a Spotted Salamander on a log with some moss. The salamander is black with yellow spots of their back.
A picture from the new Generation 10 pokémon starter Gecqua
A picture of a female Streamside Salamander on a rock that’s barely submerged. This salamander is gray with some faint light gray/white spots on her sides.
The logo of Pokémon 30th anniversary with Gliscor in it.
A picture of a Cave Salamander on a rock with moss. The salamander is orange with black spots. Biiig eyes.