 CaliforniaHerps.com.
Gary Nafis. One of the most remarkable sites on North American animals.
This site contains information, photographs, distributions, and biologies
on the herps (including snakes) of California. In addition there is extensive
matieral on Arizona herps as well as species from all around the continent.
Highly recommended.
The
Center for North American Herpetology. An extremely important website
containing the most up to date checklists of the North American herp groups
as well as current news and events, and collections of printed publications
in pdf format.
Snakes
of Arizona. Thomas Brennan. An extensive website on the snakes of
Arizona with great graphics, photographs, distributions, and biologies.
Oneline
Guide to the Snakes of Florida. Florida Museum of Natural History.
Keys, photographs, and biological information on the many snake species
found in Florida.
Snakes
of Louisiana. Jeff Boundy. Basic information and information about
the snake species of Louisiana.
Snakes
of Massachusetts. University of Massachusetts at Amhurst, Extension.
A nice site on New England Snakes.
Snakes
of North America. Doug Henderson and Dennis Paulson. This site is
a general introduction to the snakes of North America and includes a list
of all of the North American species. Information on the genera Lampropeltis
and Elaphe is featured. There is also an extensive collection of
snake photographs.
Ohio's
Reptiles. Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Photographs, distributions,
and biologies of the reptiles of Ohio. |
