My first trip report on this board will be about my trip to Southern France. With my travelling and animal searching fellowship we went to the area around Atles. We visited the Camargue, Les Alpilles and 'the Crau'. All very diverse places. It was not a dedicated herp trip (more like a 'nature/wildlife trip'), but we still managed to find some nice specimen. My goals were Timon lepidus, Lacerta bilineata, at least one snake that doesn't live in the Netherlands. Yeah, I know I set the bar high for myself. Here you can read my full trip report: http://ronaldzimmerman.nl/southern-france/
My report is in English and in Dutch, because my grandma wants to read this stuff too.
Juvenile Anguis fragilis from the Camargue
Juvenile Timon lepidus on the Crau
Juvenile Rhinechis scalaris on the Crau
Psammodromus edwardsianus
Waving Podarcis muralis
Natrix maura with an ant on the head
Lacerta bilineata (Finally a little better in situ photo, but I am still not satisfied)
Hyla meridionalis