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Silent Fate

© Bob Cammarata

Silent Fate

Uploaded: January 21, 2011 01:43:39

Description


Newborn Timber Rattlesnakes shot in the wild at a den site.

Nikkor 105 mm, Provia 100



Exif: Model: Nikon SUPER COOLSCAN 4000 ED

Comments

Tammy M. Anderson level-deluxe January 21, 2011

Outstanding find and wildlife capture, Bob. Fabulous details and colors. #1346094

Michelle Alton January 21, 2011

Wow...you had to be pretty close with that lens...good thing they are not looking too hungry! #9182413

Jack Gaskin January 21, 2011

Great Find & Capture WTG

Happy Shooting
Jack #9182695

Patti Coblentz January 21, 2011

Outstanding capture, Bob...they frighten me. We have them everywhere I live, yet I've never seen one...hope I never do. #9182709

Karen Slagle January 22, 2011

Outstanding capture, Bob. I would not want to walk upon something like this...Creepy. #9184800

Bob Cammarata January 23, 2011

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 #9186552


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