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04-26-2007, 04:51 PM
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Re: snakes found
Hi Greyhawk. I only just stumbled across this thread...don't know how I missed it! Great photos, will you be going back there for more? Let us know how the babies get on.
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04-29-2007, 09:32 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: massachusetts
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Re: snakes found
I let the babies go they wernt eating. But, I dont know this for sure, but, my friend got a picture of a baby that I didnt see. And from the picture it looked like it had whitish checkers and a reddish face...I think it might grow up to be a flame. I'll have to investigate that further in the future. But I went to my usual spot yesterday and saw 20 snakes, a mix of garters, ribbons, waters and a racer. The first garter I saw was a 3 foot girl that had just eaten something, a frog I'd assume.
My friend Katrina and one of the little baies we caught.  Big gal that ate something  |
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