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JBoerner

Masters student at Buffalo State College researching Eastern Hellbenders. Intern at the Buffalo Zoo in the Reptile House.

Rochester, NY

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Hellbender commented on by JBoerner Indiana, USA10 years ago

Awesome!

Eastern Hellbender commented on by JBoerner Tennessee, USA10 years ago

Awesome!

Unknown spotting commented on by JBoerner Portville, New York, USA10 years ago

I dont think its a channel

Raccoon Tracks commented on by JBoerner Oklahoma, USA10 years ago

Def raccoon

Fire Salamander commented on by JBoerner Portugal10 years ago

Amazing photos!

Impatiens commented on by JBoerner Portville, New York, USA10 years ago

Thanks JDP!

Impatiens commented on by JBoerner Portville, New York, USA10 years ago

Yeah I'm kind of guessing it was planted. No idea who would have done it though. It's kind of tucked out of the way.

Impatiens commented on by JBoerner Portville, New York, USA10 years ago

I actually just went back and looked again. It is not a pot. It's actually an exposed section of the inner bark of the tree. I agree with you that this is probably an impatiens.

Unnamed spotting commented on by JBoerner Alberta, Canada10 years ago

These definitely look like raccoon tracks to me.

Red Salamander commented on by JBoerner North Carolina, USA10 years ago

I'm not so sure. It doesn't have the characteristic spotting pattern. I'm still going with red salamander.

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