A Celebration of the North Florida Piney Flat Woods
Monday, April 20, 2009
Wacissa Monday
I arrived on the river about five pm today and stayed until after eight pm hoping to see a wild turkey. Here are some of my images. It was windy and the river smelled like coffee beans....
Looks like Nerodia taxispilota, the brown water snake. This species likes to hang out in river and stream habitats and are catfish specialists. My guess is that the big one is a female and the other two are interested males.
I arrived on the river about five pm today and stayed until after eight pm hoping to see a wild turkey. Here are some of my images. It was windy and the river smelled like coffee beans....
Enjoyed the Photographic composition.
ReplyDelete...Keep up the good work....YOU are a Gifted photographer.
Best regards,
Robert Lau
Why thank you, kind sir.
ReplyDeleteAgreed! Old Dad
ReplyDeleteHow many snakes are we looking at in the last photo?
ReplyDeleteHi David,
ReplyDeleteI count three when I enlarge the phot. Why do they do that? What kind of snake is this? Say hi to the ivory bill folks at Auburn.
Will do!
ReplyDeleteLooks like Nerodia taxispilota, the brown water snake. This species likes to hang out in river and stream habitats and are catfish specialists. My guess is that the big one is a female and the other two are interested males.
Oh, snake love! I get it! Wow!
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