Tuesday, April 7, 2009

POST/PART 1: ECUADOR 2008 – WEEK 1 – Amazonia

I've been working on this off and on...as of late (the past couple of nights), I've been sending a lot of time editing photos and getting this ready. This is to be the first in a segment of six total posts outlining my visit to Ecuador this past summer. It only took me 7 months to get this first post done...next up post 2.....

http://fieldherpforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=24040

This posts takes you day by day for the first week while I was down in the Amazon. Enjoy...

Saturday, April 4, 2009

Frogs: The Thin Green Line

Check it out PBS is showing a Documentary calling, "Frogs: The Thin Green Line", 8:00pm EST Sunday, April 5th. See the website and preview video...

Website - Preview

Behind the scenes

Agriculture's Effect on Frogs

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Its been a busy month...

Let me start with saying I have loads of photos to edit and upload, loads! I'm seriously backlogged now. I can't even keep up with 2009 alone... So far 2009 has kicked 2008s ass! Anyways, in addition to more photos I've got coming, I've got several articles/essays I've been writing recently. I'm going to start writing a few things for the NC Herp Society's newsletter, both as the husbandry chair (articles relevant to husbandry) and as a naturalist. Anyway, blog I haven't forgotten about you...

My female Hogg Island Boa looks to be cooking some young ones, hopefully. And I think my cal kings are in copulation as I write this...

Here is to 2009!

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Cover Shot


A relatively exciting thing occurred in the past week. Penn State Outreach magazine contacted me about using one of my Bog Turtle images in their magazine. Of course I gave them permission and sent them a high res version. Low and behold, I did not know until they sent me this, that my image as going to be used as their cover. I thought that was pretty cool. They are giving credit inside and next to my name is a link to my flickr and all my photos and a link to the NC Herpetological Society's Project Bog Turtle website. Hopefully, they will use more photos of mine in the future.