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    My back yard 2011 (wild herps everywhere)

    I live on a large 40 acre parcel of mixed habitats, I have overgrown meadow lands, wetlands, a creek and forest, so wildlife is abundant providing many photo opportunities... enjoy.

    This little one posed for me before leaving.










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    Lampropeltis Triangulum are very abundant here..
















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    Storeria Dekayi are also very abundant here.. see them every day.







    This one was "rescued" from a neighbor who is afraid of snakes, all it wanted to do was bask on the porch stairs..



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    Look close, there is 2 garter snakes together in this pic.. hard to imagine they are both the same exact species, the variability of Thamnophis Sirtalis is amazing.




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    Nice pics, thanks for sharing
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    "The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated." - Gandhi

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    wow i would love to live in an area like that stupid city blah
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    Thanks.. I will post to this thread all season..

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    Amazing! Thanks for sharing

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