Third Eye - Herping Las Vegas 2007  
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RED ROCK CANYON
Red Rock Canyon is a scenic destination to visit near Las Vegas.
Red Rock Canyon

Side-blotched Lizards were regularly observed basking on rocks.
Side-blotched Lizard

A fine looking Darkling Beetle.
Darkling Beetle

The Desert Bighorn Sheep is found in Nevada’s mountainous desert and is designated the official state animal of Nevada.
Desert Bighorn Sheep

Desert Creek are great places to explore and look for wildlife.
Desert Creek

The Pacific Treefrog's large toe pads allow it to climb easily, and cling to branches, twigs, and grass. Like most frogs, its primary food is insects and other invertebrates.
Pacific Treefrog

A baby Desert Night Lizard. This is the tiniest lizard in the Mojave Desert, reaching 1½ to 2¾ inches long, with a tail roughly the same length.
Baby Desert Night Lizard

Desert Scrub Habitat.
Desert Scrub Habitat

The Western Patchnose Snake is found in sandy soils or rocky areas in lowland desert with open creosote bush flats or desert scrub. It is a very fast-moving snake and can disappear quickly if threatened.
Western Patchnose Snake

It’s eyes are large relative to the size of the head, which is an indication that this is a day-active predator that hunts mainly by sight. Most noticeable is the large, patch-like scale on the end of its nose. Finding this "lifer" was a great way to close out ther trip.
Western Patchnose Snake