For what it's worth, I've posted herp pictures from ecology camp.  Check the recent updates for those (with a few more to be added soon).  Nothing too unusual or interesting turned up, but it was a good escape for a couple of weeks.

I did run a couple of hoop-style turtle traps for basically the second attempt.  Using sardines as bait this time, we captured maybe 8-10 common snappers, 2 red-eared sliders, and a common musk.

A few funnel traps captured 2-3 frogs (green, narrowmouth, and ?), a racer, a woodland vole, and a variety of insects.

Pretty much off the top of my head, this is a list of herps found in and around camp:

Southern Copperhead
Western Cottonmouth
Southern Black Racer
Rough Green Snake (Reported by students, but not seen personally)
Western Rat Snake (2 juveniles)
Yellowbelly Water Snake
Eastern Hognose Snake
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Eastern Fence Lizard
Five-Lined Skink (or possibly female Broadhead)
Prairie Racerunner
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Common Snapping Turtle
Eastern River Cooter
Three-toed Box Turtle
Red-eared Slider
Common Musk Turtle
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Fowler's Toad
Northern Cricket Frog
Cope's Gray Treefrog (based on calls)
Green Treefrog (calls only)
Eastern Narrowmouth Toad
Bullfrog
Green Frog
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Spotted Salamander
Ouachita Dusky Salamander
Many-ribbed Salamander
Western Slimy Salamander
Central Newt