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You guys have seen the big gator crossing the trail, now here's one of the babies having at it. Afterwards I've also included footage of a big black racer, a full grown five-lined skink, a huge gator moving off trail, and other assorted alligators. Enjoy.

Here is an Armadillo looking for some food. I got pretty close to it.

this poor guy was tangled up at Circle B.

This footage was shot years ago on a sub-par camera, if you are curious as to why it is such low resolution. Enjoy.

This is a litter of 4 kittens that a stray cat gave birth too. My neighbor now owns the cat, and all 4 kittens were given away.

found on the trail.

Keeping ring-neck snakes is relatively simple. A ten gallon tank will be suffice for 1 to 3 of them. They can eat worms, small frogs, and more. However it is best to give them a naturalistic enclosure with healthy soil and plants, and get a 30 pack of red wigglers. Put all of the 30 worms in the tanks dirt and let them hunt for themselves for a month/months. You wont have to do anything besides misting the enclosure and filling the water bowl until the worms start running out (which will take a while), but make sure to monitor how many worms are in the tank by sifting through the soil on occasion. Make sure to have plenty of hides and burrowing room. They don't need UVB. It helps to have isopods or earwig bugs to help with cleanup.
Sources -
https://youtu.be/Ao_19HTfGjM

MUSIC - Something Wicked by Ross Bugden
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zuw_O...

It's been a fantastic year, I thought I'd show you the best of my reptile finds of 2017. I have found many dangerous snakes and other impressive finds

music - Black Heat by Ross Bugden
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQKG...

This wildlife guide covers a large amount of the animals you will see at the Circle B Bar Reserve. Not including insects, there are 81 different species in this video. There is a very diverse population of birds and reptiles at this park. Mammals like wild pigs and are also common. All footage was captured in 2018. This video is not monetized, meaning this video makes no profit.

00:42 - mammals
04:39 - reptiles
12:47 - birds
24:17 - fish

MUSIC
New Frontiers by Ross Bugden https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NGZQ...
Road Less Traveled by Jonny Easton https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuMIX...
Wild at Heart 2 by Jonny Easton https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=se7qQ...
Aurora by Jonny Easton https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ct44W...
Unknown Hero by Jonny Easton https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vmcq...

Camera – Canon Vixia HF R800
Editor – DaVinci Resolve 14

CORRECTIONS -
1) the frogs seen on the vending machines not only consist of green tree frogs but also squirrel tree frogs. This brings the videos species total +1 to 82 species.
2) I slipped up on my words when introducing the great egret, I called it a great heron.
3) the crows are grackles.
4) the mocking bird named "Atticus" is actually a Gray Catbird.
5) the chimney swifts were actually Tree Swallows.

Found a lot of herps and some other very interesting animals.
Cornsnake, Cottonmouth, etc...

High Definition footage of a Carolina Wren singing. can use this to attract birds.

Within a few minutes I found a Banded Water Snake, a Cottonmouth, a Eastern Garter Snake, and a Pygmy Rattlesnake! Spring herping is going awesome so far.

I've seen this same chick so many times at Circle B. They let you get rather close.