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Laura Craver-Rogers

Laura Craver-Rogers

College graduate with a BS in Wildlife, double major Environmental Writing. I enjoy learning about all of nature.

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Laura Craver-Rogers Hot Lips
Hot Lips commented on by Laura Craver-Rogers Simon Bolivar (Cab. en Mushullacta), Provincia de Pastaza, Ecuador10 years ago

That's funny and awesome!!

Laura Craver-Rogers Snapping turtle
Snapping turtle commented on by Laura Craver-Rogers Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA10 years ago

Looks more like a musk turtle.

Laura Craver-Rogers Eastern box turtle
Eastern box turtle commented on by Laura Craver-Rogers Rhode Island, USA10 years ago

Did your dog find it? :)

Laura Craver-Rogers snake eggs
snake eggs commented on by Laura Craver-Rogers Connecticut, USA10 years ago

Do you know what kind? They look so much like eastern box turtle eggs.

Laura Craver-Rogers Baby Painter Turtle
Baby Painter Turtle commented on by Laura Craver-Rogers Massachusetts, USA10 years ago

Looks more like a baby red eared slider to me.

Laura Craver-Rogers american bull frog
american bull frog commented on by Laura Craver-Rogers Middletown, Connecticut, USA10 years ago

Looks like a young bull frog

Laura Craver-Rogers American Bullfrog
American Bullfrog commented on by Laura Craver-Rogers Connecticut, USA10 years ago

Nice picture and I agree lateral ridges and a commonly darker eardrum make this a green frog.

Laura Craver-Rogers Green Frog
Green Frog commented on by Laura Craver-Rogers Connecticut, USA10 years ago

Looks more like a small bull frog to me. No lateral ridges.

Laura Craver-Rogers Garter snake
Garter snake commented on by Laura Craver-Rogers Rhode Island, USA10 years ago

Looks more like a ribbon snake to me.

Laura Craver-Rogers Unknown spotting
Unknown spotting commented on by Laura Craver-Rogers Georgia, USA11 years ago

Tulip trees have been around since the dinosaurs and are a cone bearing deciduous tree

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