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salukfan111

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We had to catch and hold him to confirm whether or not a Massasauga Rattlesnake at a work site. It was just a Fox Snake and we moved him somewhere safe. This was taken with a D7100 and Nikon 28-85mm macro. fox snake.jpgsnake 3.jpg
 
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dh photography

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Stoshowicz said:
Are you Sure that's a copperhead? It doesnt look like ours.
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Actually, nope I wasn't. Thought it was when I posted. Made the assumption it was the baby of the two adult copperheads the fisherman caught while I was there shooting. Went back later and found it to be a baby Midland Watersnake. Should have came back in to correct it! Good eye!
 
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Stoshowicz

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dh photography said:
Actually, nope I wasn't. Thought it was when I posted. Made the assumption it was the baby of the two adult copperheads the fisherman caught while I was there shooting. Went back later and found it to be a baby Midland Watersnake. Should have came back in to correct it! Good eye!
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Ah good , I was wondering what it was , spent quite a while trying to figure it out, its the kind of thing you don't want to get wrong much. :) but I just dont know y'alls snakes well.( they dont really come down past the panhandle)
 
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Heard a splash behind the bulrush. Figured it was a gator and waited. Guess it was a bad hunting day.
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