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Spring 2025 Fieldwork

Blair was recently in the field collecting samples for collaborative projects with the Schield Lab at the University of Virginia and researchers at the University of Michigan. Target species for this trip included Panamint Rattlesnakes (Crotalus stephensi) and Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnakes (Crotalus pyrrhus).

Check out some of the beautiful scenery we were lucky to explore during our excursion!

Note: all animals were handled and sampled under approved scientific collection permits.

Photo by Michael Hogan.