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Herps of Arkansas: Forum → Field Plans and Reports → Little bit late, but Memorial day NWA Scarlet.
Here's Eric's and my lifer Cemophora from Franklin County, that we cruised the night of Memorial Day Sunday. (Is that actual memorial day?) Haha I know it's a bit late, but I finally got around to uploading some pics.
It's about time. 
the scattered appearances of those guys from the Ouachitas to the north Missouri Ozarks really makes you wonder how abundant they really are, and why you never see them. They're actually not that uncommon of a find in coastal plains habitat.
very cool, regardless!
the scattered appearances of those guys from the Ouachitas to the north Missouri Ozarks really makes you wonder how abundant they really are, and why you never see them. They're actually not that uncommon of a find in coastal plains habitat.
There is a photograph or two buried in my parents' completely unsorted "family album box" of a very large adult Scarlet I caught as a kid on our property in Madison Co. Every rock covering the 20 or so acres was flipped mercilessly over several years, but only one Scarlet. The only thing I can even think that was different was that the rock was down hill from some fresh excavation work being done to build a new house.
Matter of fact, it is the only Scarlet I've ever found myself and I would love to find another.
That was my 1st but not my last. I cruised another one a few weeks later.
Yeah yeah yeahhhhhhh
Very nice. I still would like to find one. Perhaps we will find one on this fall trip.
It's possible!
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