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Silent Fate
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countryimpressions.net - Tammy M. Anderson Contact Tammy M. Anderson Tammy M. Anderson's Gallery |
Outstanding find and wildlife capture, Bob. Fabulous details and colors.
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Michelle Alton |
Wow...you had to be pretty close with that lens...good thing they are not looking too hungry!
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Jack Gaskin |
Great Find & Capture WTG Happy Shooting
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Patti Coblentz |
Outstanding capture, Bob...they frighten me. We have them everywhere I live, yet I've never seen one...hope I never do.
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Karen Slagle |
Outstanding capture, Bob. I would not want to walk upon something like this...Creepy.
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Bob Cammarata |
Thanks everyone for your nice comments. Small island pockets of timber rattlesnakes can be typically found in the more remote wilds of the Appalachian Mountains. The population of these fascinating creatures is a mere fraction of what it once was. In many states they are listed as endangered (or threatened) so finding a nest of new-borns suggests a new beginning...a spark of hope for the future of the species. Bob
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