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    Hi all,
    we had a huge adventure today. W went mountain biking and herping all in one. we went a good ten miles (which to my little out-of-shape self is far..lol)So I am beat.
    But I did find a beautiful specimen of this particular snake:
    http://www.bio.umass.edu/biology/con.../wtrsnake.html
    Well I'm off to do cage checks then hit the bed.
    Talk to you guys later
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    Hehehe.. Polar bear swimming across the river than a Mocassin, thats funny :lol:
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    Actually Water Mocassin's have been seen a little further north in Va then the SW tip. There are a bunch along the lower Chickahomany River down around Willamsburg and south.
    But anyway how cool to see the water snake.
    I wonder how many get killed by people who have no clue that they are harmless.
    Sounds like you guys had a great day!
    I have a cool marshland park by my house I want to go herping in.
    What a great way to spend a day
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    We have seen them here in western NY. The only one I personally saw was a tiny baby, around 6 inches long at the max. We found it a few weeks ago along a creek in Buffalo, NY. I took a pic but I think I taped over it on my camera.
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