NKFherping
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NKFherping
@NKFherping
Herper, Photographer, YouTuber, North Georgia ↖️↖️↖️
Atlanta, GA Katılım Temmuz 2017
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@ryanhallyall Data centers are taking over quiet communities and destroying natural areas.
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@NKFherping Found this guy while planting flowers for my mom on Mother’s Day. This would be in central Ohio.

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I am horrified by @FedEx's commercial portraying a driver who killed a rattlesnake while delivering a package as a hero. I have written a letter to FedEx marketing officials and hope that you will do so as well, and will share this post to get more people involved. 1/4

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Don’t miss your chance to win an exclusive two-day field herping adventure for two! Join Ben Stegenga and Noah Fields from @NKFherping as they guide you in finding some of the most fascinating animals in the Southeast.
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Our 2024 #GivingTuesday Raffle begins!
We’re thrilled to team up with Noah Fields of @NKFherping once again! Follow us this week & watch Noah and Ben in the field as they highlight our raffle. Get your tickets, the chance to win, and support #conservation: oriannesociety.org/news/2024-givi…
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@Nv_pyromelana I think they’re considered locally abundant, but I could see them being easily overlooked without using cover. I found this one and several more under concrete chunks near water. During extended dry and hot periods they become almost impossible to find though.
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@Elisheva_OLAMI @NKFherping Is this a Buttermilk Racer?
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@SouthApe The tigers in Florida look even more like spotted salamanders haha
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I clearly don't know enough about salamanders because I definitely would have thought the 3rd one was a spotted salamander.
To be fair, South East Florida has an unfortunate lack of salamander diversity. The main three we have are all long eel-like dudes.
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Some Eastern Tiger Salamander variation from a rainy late winter night in north Georgia. First two are males, last is a gravid female.
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