2022 Herping: April Progress #shorts

I made a lot of progress in April to hit 100 species of Reptiles and Amphibians this year. We're at 53 of 100.

-January-
#1: Garden Slender Salamander
#2: Black-bellied Slender salamander
-February-
#3: Red-spotted Toad
#4: Western Skink
#5: Southern Alligator Lizard
#6: Western Fence Lizard
-March-
#7: Florida Red-bellied Cooter
#8: Peninsular Cooter
#9: Common Slider
#10: American Alligator
#11: Green Anole
#12: Brown Anole
#13: Five-lined Skink *Not sure exact species. There are two
#14: Green Tree Frog
#15: Southern Leopard Frog
#16: Squirrel Tree Frog
#17: Southern Toad
#18: Little Grass Frog
#19: Pine Woods Tree Frog *Heard only
#20: Pig Frog *Heard only
#21: Southern Cricket Frog *Heard only
#22: Gopher Snake
#23: North American Racer (Western Yellow-bellied)
#24: Ring-necked Snake
#25: Arboreal Salamander
#26: Ensatina (Yellow-eyed)
#27: California Slender Salamander
#28: California Newt
#29: Serrian Treefrog
-April-
#30: Striped Racer
#31: Western Rattlesnake (Northern Pacific)
#32: Gilbert's Skink
#33: Greenhorn Mountain Slender Salamander
#34: Two-striped Garter Snake
#35: Common Side-blotched Lizard
#36: Ornate Tree Lizard
#37: Western Whiptail
#38: Western Toad (California)
#39: Baja California Tree Frog
#40: Granite Spiny Lizard
#41: Orange-throated Whiptail
#42: Granite Night Lizard
#43: Blainville's Horned Lizard
#44: Coachwhip
#45: Red-diamond Rattlesnake
#46: Coastal Rosy Boa
#47: Western Threadsnake
#48: California Kingsnake
#49: Common Garter Snake (Eastern)
#50: Boreal Chorus Frog
#51: Greater Short-horned Lizard
#52: Eastern Collared Lizard
#53: Common Sagebrush Lizard