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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PseudoDave" data-source="post: 9801" data-attributes="member: 123">All the reptiles, forgot to include the amphibians, we're lucky to have great crested newts in our two ponds, but we dont see many toads around here at all.Like i say though, i've found at least one specimen of all our native reptiles, excluding the smooth snake which I didnt find in my area but on a trip to see my family in somerset.  So, in my village and surrounding farms we've found sand lizards, common/glass lizards, grass snakes and adders.  Now that i've organised a camera I'll be taking it with me when we go looking again.  There is an old quarry near me, which is surrounded by heath, we live on a naturally chalky area with plenty of low vegetation surrounded by woodland, which basically makes it suitable for all of our native reptiles and amphibians.</blockquote>