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This Great Blue Heron let me get very close as it snatched the snake from the wild grasses at Bodega Head.
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I tied to get info off Google but never could get a decent I D from the markings on its head so folks on my Facebook page said a rattle. Look up t GG e info for the black button n it said their born that way n after the sheading is when the buttons start.
A snake boy in Varanasi, India.
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We don't have spring flowers yet, but this snake's head fritillary was photographed last April at Buxton Park in Indianola, Iowa.
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On a recent visit to the RSPB reserve at Rainham Marshes - we were lucky enough to see this Grass Snake hunting in some shallow pools of water. Initially, it tried to eat some of the small fish in the water - but after we saw it lose at least one, it started to bring the fish onto a nearby mud patch before heading back into the pool.
Kamera Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Belichtung 0,01 sec (1/100)
Blende f/3.2
Brennweite 90 mm
ISO-Empfindlichkeit 5000
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.
Snake of wood on the slide
Hidden in the countryside
Born out of a fallen tree
It appears to all who see
Deep in the countryside
The snake of wood on the slide
Here the snake extends up the rope to make his getaway from the dimantled bird house.... See next picture.... :)
Best view : www.flickr.com/photos/locomotion/2595567597/sizes/o/
Freightliner Shed 66607 slowly pulls away from the signal at Melton Mowbray with the 1149 Tunstead Sdgs to West Thurrock Sidings
"Happy Snake Saturday"!
This Gopher Snake was photographed at the Whittier Narrows Nature Center, South El Monte, CA
Macahel is the most east on the north part of Turkey. Almost near the Georgian border. Extremely untouched. Mother nature's masterpiece. Roads are snaking to the summit to pass each mountain. A hard drive but an amazing dream.