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Eastern Diamond Rattlesnake Back on the Beach
Diamond back rattlesnake on the beach Honeymoon Island Florida- dlgeorge1
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- beach diamond rattlesnake sand snake
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- Category: Reptiles
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Black Racer
- Jason Lee
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- black racer monroe county indiana reptile snake
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- Category: Reptiles
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Northern Copperhead
A day of field herping in Brown County Indiana uncovered 4 Northern Copperheads lying along side of a downed tree, under some leaf litter. Here is a photo of one of the 4 I found that day.- Jason Lee
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- copperhead indiana reptile snake venomous
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Snake out of the grass
When I reached my usual spot for bird watching, I noticed some movement in the water. I took a quick picture but I don't know what kind of snake it is.- AJDH
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What kind of snakes are these?
I think these might be Plain Bellied Water Snakes but I am not sure. I disrupted a love making session here. They were not happy, and struck at me several times. I had alreadfy messed them up so I thought I would get a couple photos. Anyone know for sure what kind they are?- SAPSUCKER
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Caught by a snake!
Last April, I was leading a group in Amazonia. We saw a Black Nunbird caught by a snake... All the photos from the catching untill the snake swallowed the bird are here: http://www.valeryschollaert.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=815&Itemid=370- Valéry Schollaert
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- amazonia black nunbird caught monasa atra snake
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- Category: Central & South America & Mexico
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Be careful...
- Mil
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- nose-horned viper snake vipera ammodytes
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- Category: Reptiles
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Forked tongue
My birding partner Tom spotted a pair of snakes fall from a low branch of a tree into a drainage culvert. We ran to see them and I got this interesting shot of the tongue colors. Not sure what type of snake it is, but it's not one of the poisonous "Habu" that Okinawa seems to be...- DaninJapan
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- okinawa snake
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- Category: Reptiles
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Adder
I found two Adder's last year just a few weeks apart and both at the same location....how's that for luck. The first one found I thought was dead but soon realised it was 'warming up' in the sun from it's hibernation, it never moved all the time I was with it. The second one I found was...- Kathpeter
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Brown Snake-Eagle
Spotted this Brown Snake-Eagle late one afternoon perched on the top of a tree undoubtedly on the lookout for a meal, unfortunately one wasn't forthcoming while we were watching.- AHH
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- brown eagle snake
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- Category: Africa
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Northern Water Snake
Paying close attention to my kayak as I paddled by!- Natureshooter
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- kayaking snake water snake
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- Category: Reptiles
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File snake tussle
Yellow Waters at Cooinda in Kakadu NP. Jabiru (Black-necked stork or Policemanbird) is manouvering the file snake into the right position for a quick swallow, Whistling kite tries to get in on the action. Jabiru uses display of much bigger wingspan to carry the day.- theonetruepath
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- jabiru kakadu kite snake wetlands
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- Category: Asia, Australia & Pacific Islands
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Rat Snake
I think this is a rat snake! I looked up from cutting grass and this little beauty was stretched out on a limb not a foot from my face! I do not know why snakes get such a hard time from people! This little fellow showed perfect manners while I snapped a few pics and released him into the woods! =)- Guest
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Brrrrr
This poor bugger was so cold it didn't even notice the crate being moved. That looks like a full belly! Unfortunately introduced to Guam where it is now an environmental disaster.A.- Muscatclark
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- brown snake tree
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Not Sure
Is it a little brown snake or a legless lizard?- Muscatclark
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- brown snake
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Bushmaster
- tf1044x
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- snake
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Epping Adder
Basking in the sun to catch the early morning rays.- Peter W
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- Category: Wild Mammals
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Black Adder
On the rock catching the early sunshine.- Peter W
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- snake
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- Category: Reptiles
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STRIPED RACER
Hi! I was about to enter the forest edge, the snake was there of somesort giving me warning to have my feet protected again other snake bite. I was so surprise to see the snake with the head high up. I went closer to it and played my charm by turning my camera (at full length) round and round...- Karim Madoya
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- snake
- Comments: 7
- Category: Asia, Australia & Pacific Islands
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New born adder
Taken will out looking for newborn common lizards I came across this 15cm long new born adder.- Geoff Simpson
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- adder british reptile snake
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- Category: Reptiles
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Kuwaiti Snake
I took about 30 shots of this beautiful snake just to get it with the tongue out ...- kuwaity
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- kuwait snake
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Female adder
A slow and careful approach allowed me to get to within 6 inches of this large female adder as she remained motionless during my close proximity.- Geoff Simpson
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- adder british reptile snake
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