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reticulated python - malayopython reticulatus - netzpython

Snake, water snake, Maryland, hike

only small and eager to get away from me!

It wouldn't come out to play properly but this grass snake was bathing in the limited sunshine today. I suspect it is about to shed its skin going by the opacity around the eye.

This is the Snake River Canyon captured in Twin Falls Idaho.

 

Not far from this area is where the famous Evil Knievel attempted to jump over this canyon in his rocket back in 1974.

A nonvenomous variety of snake.

A brown Gardner snake in my backyard. It was raining. I got too close, and it curled up and gave me the death stare, so I snapped one last photo and left it alone, but I'm glad I took one more shot! :)

The Shipping and Transport College Group (STC Group) is an international maritime transport and logistics education provider. Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

 

Design: Neutelings Riedijk architects (2000)

 

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One must die so one can live, very hard to watch. the other baby's hoped out of the nest and got away. all the birds were going crazy, robins, common yellowthroat, yellow warblers all were diving at the snake, he didn't care, he just keep on swallowing the bird.

if you look closely you can see that some little insect has laid eggs on this snakes head and around its eyes.

Orange Snake_2026, Chiara Lecca

Heterodon kennerlyi - Presidio Co., TX. Subadult female.

Farancia erytrogramma. One of my herpy spies indicates that this individual may be infected with a fungus.

We didn't see any rattlesnakes on the way to Rattlesnake Ledge but we did see this garter snake on the way back down. This species of garter snake is common throughout the Pacific Northwest of Oregon, Washington and British Columbia

Opheodrys vernalis

 

A vibrant adult female from the Manistee National Forest in northern Michigan.

Those rare cases where you get to photograph a snake with a wide angle lens.

out riding... and if at all possible.. we do stop and get these guys out of the road.

These snake pictures are surprisingly popular. They're pretty blurry which is too bad, but my old film cameras never had any of that fancy 'auto-focus' stuff on them, and people always seemed to puzzle over how to do it by hand. At least one of the reasons they are so popular is due to people googling anaconda.

(Couleuvre à collier)

(Ringelnatter)

(Natrice dal collare)

(Grass snake)

(Natrix natrix)

Natrix natrix persa

 

Taken in Eastern Rodopi, Bulgaria.

 

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Red-tailed green rat snake threatens further action today as he ties up his local tree in a knot - apparently protesting what he feels was an unwarranted spell in the close observation clinic. Zoo officials are threatening to remove all trees from his exhibit. They refuse to comment on red-tailed green rat snake's tongue action.

The striking simplicity of a black and white colour scheme has always been appealing to my minimalist sensibilities, so imagine the delight at seeing for the first time, a beautiful eastern king snake in all its monochrome glory.

 

Seen in the Pine Barrens, New Jersey.

 

90 cm length

 

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Plain-bellied watersnake (Nerodia erythrogaster) - Pitt County, North Carolina, USA

 

A large plainbelly watersnake from the eastern USA. There is something disturbing about seeing wildlife make its home among our waste. Some species like this watersnake seem to adapt and do alright whereas others cannot survive in such conditions.

We don't have spring flowers yet, but this snake's head fritillary was photographed last April at Buxton Park in Indianola, Iowa.

 

Developed with Darktable 3.6.0.

Like a snake ... this road on the slope of the Ardiden slope in Pyrenean mountain. The road in winter to go to Luz Ardiden ski resort.

Trees , fallen trees , Trout lilies , Red and white trilliums at Duffins trail in Discovery bay , Martin’s photographs , Ajax , Ontario , Canada , May 8. 2021

  

Garter snake

Large mushroom

Horsetails

Fiddleheads

Duffins creek

Discovery bay

cropped photograph

closeup photograph

Martin’s photographs

Ajax

Ontario

Canada

May 2021

Favourites

IPhone XR

Mushroom

Large Mushroom

wildflowers

Trout lilies

Trilliums

Solomon’s seal and

white Deadnetles

Duffins trail

River

Dogwood

Favourites

White Trilliums

Unique shaped tree

Duffins marsh

As we made our way to the "Urbano Centro" of Tangier ..we walked through the "Kasbah" - Which means fortress...I never knew that this actually a real word ( I only heard this in the Clash song .."Rock the Casbah" ) ...Anyway ...walking through to the square we met Mr. "Snake Charmer" ...he would do this whole routine with his pet snakes to a drum beat ..and then ..yes for a Euro ...he will put the snake around your neck ...Ya ..I stop at the camel ride thing ...I hate snakes and big NYC rats ...ugh! I do have to say he did remind me of a few "snake charmers" I know with out the snakes though...LOL

Whilst bowling along an old disused railway line on a gloriously warm day I almost trod on this fella. It's a male adder about 450mm long, UK's only poisonous snake.

Muta di rettile (Hierophis viridiflavus)

Kamera Canon EOS 5D Mark III

Belichtung 0,01 sec (1/100)

Blende f/3.2

Brennweite 90 mm

ISO-Empfindlichkeit 5000

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37421 leads the 15.37 Carlisle - Blackpool North test train through the reverse curves towards Coulderton on Thurs 9th August 2018.

Sibling rivalry part 1 of 3

 

This juvenile red-shouldered hawk managed to catch this nice little snake. He was loudly enjoying his catch on the ground...until one sibling shows up.

@ a small temple in Kerala

Bothriechis schlegelii, the eyelash viper, is a venomous pit viper species found in Central and South America. Small and arboreal, this species is characterized by a wide array of color variations, as well as the superciliary scales above the eyes.

This shot, again, resulted from my trip to the zoo in Münster. They have a big reptile house and I love these bright green snakes.

 

Shot with Nikon D5100.

f/5.6

105.0 mm

1/13 sec

ISO 500

Edited in PS Lightroom 5, PS Elements 12 and Fotor.

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