If
you would like to share your pictures, please re-name the
picture in the following format: Species, County, and photographer
- if you want to be credited (example:
Eastern Kingsnake Montgomery Co. John Doe.jpg)
Send us an e-mail
Web Site Pictures
The
photographs within this website were generously contributed
by their owners to promote education and the study, better
management, and enjoyment of nature. These owners retain
copyright with all rights reserved to their images and you
should contact the photographer/source for permission of
it's use.
In most cases, you may use these pictures for nonprofit/educational
purposes provided you first get permission and properly
credit the photographer.
Major Contributors:
Adam
Cooner
- pictures
and field collecting information
Rick
Dowling - pictures
and field collecting information
Ritchie
King - pictures and field collecting information
Scott
Gravette - pictures and field collecting information
Terry
Heuring - pictures and field collecting information
Chris
Montross - pictures
and field collecting information
Trey
Petty - pictures and field collecting information
Todd
Case - pictures, field collecting information
Nick
Sharp - pictures
MODP
- eastern indigo pictures
Walter
Knapp - frog
sound bites
hellbender
picture - from Wiki courtesy of United States Federal Government
- USGS
lesser
siren picture - from Wiki courtesy Steinhart Aquarium by
Stan Shebs
amphiuma
picture - from Wiki courtesy of United States Federal Government
- USGS
mudpuppy
picture - from Wiki courtesy of National Park Services
leatherback
sea turtle picture - from Wiki courtesy of U.S. National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - NOAA
greenhouse
frog picture - courtesy of JD
Wilson 2006
Special
Thanks
This
site would like to extend a very big thank you to all the
private land owners who have allowed us to rummage through
their backyards, old barns, junk yards and wood lots in
search of herp happiness. This site would also like to recognize
the agencies listed below for also providing places to find
and watch herps:
Alabama
Land Trust
Alabama
State Lands Division
Alabama
Wildlife Management Areas
Forever
Wild Land Program
Tennessee
Valley Authority (TVA)
The
Land Trust of Huntsville & N. Alabama
USDA
Forest Service (National Forests)
U.S.
Fish & Wildlife Service (National Wildlife Refuges)
Also
,thank you to the men and women who protect our skies, seas
and borders as well as the local law enforcment and emergency
personel.
ARMY
NAVY
AIR
FORCE
MARINES
COAST
GUARD
BORDER
PATROL
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