Now that summer is almost here, more people are outside working in gardens, playing in parks, camping or hiking in wooded areas.
Which means they are likely to encounter some of the many snakes, salamanders, lizards, toads, turtles and frogs that inhabit our region. Some people react to these animals with fear, others with wonder.
Joining us to discuss some of the most common reptiles and amphibians you'll find in our area, and how to identify them, are and Biology Teacher and past-President of the , Marc Frevola; and Chief Naturalist and Adult Program Manager Bill Creasey.
For more information on the reptiles and amphibians that inhabit our region, visit: the, , , , , and the .