Wild Mexico

[willychon]

I'm not the best photographer, but I just want to share with you the rich biodiversity we have in Mexico.
hope you like

B.smithi female

Brachypelma smithi female

Brachypelma sp

Bonnetina sp

B. klaasi

Bonnetina sp

Aphonopelma sp mature male

Theraphosidae genus sp

tortugas

 

[barabootom]

Great photos. Wish I could have been there.

 

[moloch]

Great shots. You certainly have found a wonderful variety of animals. What part of Mexico is covered by your pics?

Was that a Milk Snake or a Coral? It was a real beauty. The Coleonyx was also a very nice looking gecko.

Regards,
David

 

[tarcan]

nice series!

 

[Philth]

awesome photo's thanks for sharing.

Later, Tom

 

[SK8TERBOI]

Wow beautiful Photos man i have been to Mexico But never saw half of what i just did in photos mostly i saw iguanas from the cruise ship

 

[willychon]

Thanks every body, I´ll share more pictures about my trips XD

Great shots. You certainly have found a wonderful variety of animals. What part of Mexico is covered by your pics?

Was that a Milk Snake or a Coral? It was a real beauty. The Coleonyx was also a very nice looking gecko.

Regards,
David

it is covered by jalisco, michoacan and colima states, the big part in Jalisco

Coleonyx is beatifull, this is one is a Coleonyx elegans elgans and the snake is a coral snake Micrurus sp

 

[Gnat]

stunning photos! absolutely beautiful

 

[Warduke]

Great pictures and the variety is awesome.

 

[skippy]

i like how you have a free roaming rick west in that first pic

nice variety you have down there:clap:

 

[the toe cutter]

WOW! I especially like the Micrurus nigrocinctus:drool:. Great pics man, where were you at looks like Southern Mexico? Oaxaca maybe?

 

[VickyChaiTea]

Oh man those photos are amazing! Looks like a lot of fun.

 

[pato_chacoana]

Very cool, congrats on the findings!

B. smithi is in my list for wild spotting for sure

Saludos,
Pato

 

[willychon]

WOW! I especially like the Micrurus nigrocinctus:drool:. Great pics man, where were you at looks like Southern Mexico? Oaxaca maybe?

Cheers man, actually this snake is a Micrurus distans oliveri and I found it in the coast of Jalisco state

 

[H. laoticus]

Poor second scorpion, looks like an incomplete molt on the tail.
Nice pics, thanks for sharing

 

[willychon]

Theraphosidae sp

 

[willychon]

Solifugae

Aphonopelma sp1

Aphonopelma sp2 (sp1, sp2 and theraphosidae sp, they live very close each other)

Brachypelma sp possibly new specie I am waiting she do molt

Trimorphodon

 

[willychon]

possible Metriopelma male
Boa constrictor hit
Plestiodon dugesi
Sceloporus turquatus.
Senticolis triaspis

 

[willychon]

Centruroides infamatus (high posion)

Theraposidae sp (fat legs)

 

[Shrike]

Great photos! That Senticolis is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.