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Because of the long week-end I decided to do a small French trip around dep. La Creuse with a girlfriend who's also interested in herps. We end up finding some cool species.

Spotlist:

- T.marmoratus
- L.helveticus
- Salamandra salamandra terrestris

- Hyla arborea
- Pelophylax kl.esculenta
- Alytes obstetricans
- Bombina variegata

- Lacerta bilineata
- Podarcis muralis
- Zootoca vivipara
- Anguis fragilis

- Coronella austriaca
- Zamenis longissimus
- Vipera aspis aspis


Some shots:










Mating bilineata's:




More pics to come...

Great shots! I love the aspis on the rails! I'm pretty sure these are not the only photos you took. Show us more!

L.bilineata



Hyla arborea



V.aspis aspis

Cool! The bilineata female doesn't seem to enthsiastic about the male's approach - did the really mate?

That aspis is absolutely stunning, other pictures also -> super!

Peter Oefinger wrote:Cool! The bilineata female doesn't seem to enthsiastic about the male's approach - did the really mate?

They were still pretty "small" compared to other bilineata in the area. I left after some minutes watching them flirting around.

Bobby Bok wrote:That aspis is absolutely stunning, other pictures also -> super!

Can you imagine how I felt when we found this lovely carrot!?

Congrats, very cool pics!!

Kenny De Boeck wrote:

Bobby Bok wrote:That aspis is absolutely stunning, other pictures also -> super!

Can you imagine how I felt when we found this lovely carrot!?

Hand in de broek!

Great shots, stunning Vipera aspis !

Congratulations