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Home Archive by category "Reptiles & Amphibians" (Page 2)

Category: Reptiles & Amphibians

Garter snakes most common snake in Idaho

Unlike southern Idaho, far north Idaho is thankfully devoid of venomous snakes. Snakes living in the forested region of far north Idaho are harmless to…

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Toad warts not contagious, just toxic

Movement in the garden soil caught my eye as I was preparing to plant seeds. Larger than the spiders, grasshoppers and other insects I had…

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Wandering painted turtles seeking place to lay eggs

Western painted turtles typically don’t wander far from their pond unless it is time to lay eggs. Finding two turtles on the West Side Road…

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Only cartoon turtles can remove their shell

Burrowed in mud at the bottom of a pond are turtles waiting out winter. Come spring, they will be basking on logs and rocks soaking…

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