West Virginia Herping: Salamanders Snakes and Lizards!

Come along on a quick outing to one of my favorite places to herp nearby! On this beautiful spring day in West Virginia I hike up a big power line cut and down into a seasonal wetland flipping rocks and other cover in search of whatever kind of reptiles and amphibians I can find. I hope you enjoy getting a glimpse of some seldom seen herps and maybe even learn a little something along the way!
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[@ashleyhockenberry2187]

Awesome! Lots of species !

[@boxingstarcmbballer8797]

Keep getting out and exploring get yourself in better shape for it and you will find many more and be able to go further and further with more ease . Great finds 👍

[@MIKEMAKESTHINGS]

Very nice, thanks for sharing. I live in Wood County and see a lot of racers and rat snakes.

[@hydraxc2478]

I've got family out there. No snakes, but Ive seen box turtles, common and alligator snapping turtles, and some sort of sliders.

[@GeckoGalaxyChannel]

Awesome! I'm sure you'll turn up a snake at some point :)

[@SupremeGecko]

Great video. Loved the 5 line skink.

[@GeckoGalaxyChannel]

Thanks Wally! She was so calm, I couldn’t believe it!

[@rachellsn1791]

Great video!

[@GeckoGalaxyChannel]

Thanks so much!

[@mcw-lg2dm]

Awesome video, ever find any corn snakes or pine snakes in wv?

[@GeckoGalaxyChannel]

Thanks Cody, I haven't found either a corn or a pine in WV yet no.

[@mcw-lg2dm]

@@GeckoGalaxyChannel yeah I guess they're all but non existent here.

[@GeckoGalaxyChannel]

@@mcw-lg2dm there’s some guys finding corns on the regular but I think they’re out near MD. Not sure about pines, I think they’re pretty sparse.

[@DavidYogiFolies]

the tail movenent as defense mechanism is called I tyink tail undulation.

[@kevintumblin2275]

howabout pure black lizards

[@GeckoGalaxyChannel]

Not sure what you mean, can you elaborate?