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and pickled the specimens obtained to date.
Got one Cnemidophorus gularis
looking along the parking area above the
Springs outflow. Phlyp saw another and
we saw two more later on the road to
The Springs proper to fill water bottles.
Did some shopping i[illegible] Del Rio and then
headed east along U.S. Hwy. 277 toward Laredo.
Stopped at Sycamore Creek and a Kinney Co.
on the north side of the road & the east side
of the creek I got the following:
Thamnophis proximus: found in a
moderately deep depression with an isolated pool
of water just next to the flowing water of Sycamore
creek.
Color: Head spot and anteriormost part of
mid-dorsal stripe pale yellow with a faint orange
wash, remainder of mid-dorsal stripe dirty
orange; lateral stripe pale beige; dark color
between mid-dorsal & lateral stripe dark brown;
dark color below lateral stripe & above ventals
very
olive green; venter/pale green.
Also saw, but did not collect, Cnemidophorus
sp., Sceloporus sp. and Holbrookia.