Photo 111973573, (c) David G. Barker, some rights reserved (CC BY-NC), uploaded by David G. Barker

Flagger	in_situ_herps
Object	Local photo 111973573 by (c) David G. Barker, some rights reserved (CC BY-NC)
Reason	"Giving away information about the location of a sensitive species."

Resolved by antrozousamelia: "location is obscured, and is from 1987"

Attribution	© David G. Barker some rights reserved
Uploaded by	ptexis
Source	iNaturalist
Associated observations	Photos / Sounds What New Mexico Ridgenose Rattlesnake (Crotalus willardi ssp. obscurus) Observer ptexis Date April 1987 Place United States (Google, OSM) Date Added February 4, 2021 12:54 PM CST Description This is the first known specimen of ridgenose rattlesnake from the Peloncillo Mtns. This snake was given to me by NM Game and Fish, as I was studying obscurus on a grant from them at the time. This was a gravid female that delivered six offspring some months after capture. Tags Endangered Species, New Mexico. Species of Special Concern, ridgenose, rarest rattlesnake in the continental USA 3 comments 15 IDs Research Grade View
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