I'm a guy looking to improve his ID skills. Mainly focused on Herps but I want to know a bit of everything. Native North Carolinian. Reliable Responder on r/whatsthissnake.

I like to spend my time getting things out of "Unknown" and "Needs ID" for Reptiles and Amphibians. My strong suit is US herps (specifically snakes), but I can ID European snakes pretty well and can figure out some common species for other areas.

If you need me for anything (e.g. help with ID, clarifying an ID, and/or fixing an ID) please ping me. I go through my notifications often enough (at least once a day) that I'll respond somewhat quickly. I also unfollow observations when they meet certain criteria. For example, when 3+ people excluding myself and the poster agree on a species, it's a common species (e.g. green anoles, American alligators, etc.), or a top identifier joins in.

Native NC herps found in NC: 70/175
Total herps observed (all evidence): 102 (3 dead only, 1 shed only, 2 call only)

Year in Review
2023
2024

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