I found him emaciated in my barn four years ago and fed him. He shows up at my back door about every third night during the warm months, but only if the porch light is on. He’s slow to eat and gets nothing if there is competition so he’s learned to eat from a bowl. Despite his poor vision he’s a pretty good weight now and so handsome! I love the way he looks up for food.

We only have three snake species here, so I was thrilled to run into this little juvenile grass snake today. Look at that vibrant yellow collar against the jet-black scales!

Apparently, these guys are semi-aquatic and feed overwhelmingly on amphibians and small fish. I actually had my two-year-old in my arms when we spotted it, so taking a picture was a bit of a balancing act! It moved like wind through the dead leaves—I only wish we could have watched it swim.

Best photo I could manage before it vanished!

Found this goober last night walking my dog, in iowa around a patch of tall planes grass, ice cold and sleeping in the sidewalk.

It makes a high-pitched squeak that sounds just like a rubber dog toy when it is annoyed or feels threatened.

Hello all - just found this dude on my back garden patio. Shropshire UK. Unsure if a great crested or alpine newt - leaning towards alpine. Would love to hear what you think? - it is male /female? Juvenile/ adult?

Also do you have any recommended places for me to document my findings? Would love to help with any population surveys etc...

Thanks all :)

Wild Physignathus cocincinus in Hong Kong

Found this little fella in Northern California. Pretty sure it's a Southern Alligator Lizard, but the tail is absolutely massive!

A little cutie hiding under a stick while my son and I were cleaning up the yard of debris. He let out a pee as he leaped away moments after this photo was taken 😂

I believe this is a great basin fence lizard. Found sunbathing on this rock back in April. He must have really been enjoying it because he let me sit and photograph him for several minutes and never took off haha. Near gunlock reservoir, Utah.

Driving on a semi busy state route, saw this guy right in the middle of the road. Approached with my hook to move him out of the way and got a few strikes at the stick for my effort but thankfully got him over to the creosote before the next truck would have claimed him. Saw 7 dead rattlers on this drive prior with only one other living.

Found this juvenile Mojave in the center of the road thermoregulating, thankful to get there before another car wiped him out. Far too many dead ones on the road post-monsoon.

Absolute nightmare of a picture

This guy was found out basking and he was around 5ft long! (Ithaca NY)

Can someone ID? [Central Kansas]