7PM buried in a pile of woodchips.
One adult and dozens of young fully developed specimens.
One of 10 individuals seen that day. Shortly after a rainstorm, approx. 80 degrees, early afternoon.
Laying eggs in a pile of landscaping wood chips.
After rainstorm 80 deg. early afternoon.
Non-native species, ID confirmed by Michigan State University reptile specialist, James Harding.
Wading in small freshwater pond.
Wading in tidal pool at Smyrna Dunes Park
Caught this fish, locals called it a Sea Robin. Which is what it looks like, but I don't know the species specifics.
Catch and Release
4PM, grassy area near Rouge River, 6- Individuals
11AM
Basking on a fallen branch. 7PM. One day after a rain storm. Ground still damp. 80 degrees F.
