JStreeter

I say bullfrog because from the picture I don't/can't see dorsolateral folds which a pig frog would have.

Its a Thamnophis sp. most likely, not sure which one.

I would say Muskrat because its tail looks to be flattend where as Nutria (Myocaster coypus) have a more rounded tail, like that of a rat. This guy also looks to be about the same size as the chicken making him small where as nutria tend to be larger than a muskrat. :P

Thanks Mitch.

Ok, thanks! I was just curious. Still a nice picture tho!

Very cool. I know some chytrid fugus is wreaking havok on alot of amphibians but aren't these guys being hit especially hard?

Welcome! NIce frog!

Red-Eared Sliders also do not always have red ears either, due to pigmentation issues or as some age, especially the males, they will become almost melanistic, its usally good to look at the plastrons as the Red-Eared Sliders have fairly distinct markins on them. Not saying these guys are Red ears just random info. :P

It is either a Common Five-Lined Skink or a Broad-headed Skink, without counting the labial scales it is hard to know. Judging by his jaw size I would say Five-lined Skink.

Good find!