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Natural History/Field ObservationField observations of corn snakes, field collecting, or just general topics about the natural environment they are found in.
I saw this guy at work while I was walking from headquarters to the maintenance area, on a little paved drive. He was sunning himself but started to move off as I approached. I wanted a pic of him really bad and I knew my coworker was right behind me in his truck, so I stepped in between him and the woods and found a long stick to keep him on the road shoulder. He was pretty chilled out, didn't rattle at all or strike. When my coworker pulled up I got his camera from his truck and snapped a couple of pictures. Unfortunately they're not so great, I didn't get his rattle at all, but I think he had about 5 or 6 layers. He's about 2 and a half feet long I'd estimate.
I saw another one today, but it was dead. I was walking down a fire road and was on top of it before I saw it. I just about peed myself before I realized it was dead! It smelled too bad to stop and take pics though.
Ah, I knew it was Timber Rattler, never seen one personally, but I've heard alot of stories about them in many different location.
Sounds like they are real popular than diamond back in up north.
Hey Tyflier, I recently moved up the U.P. Michigan,
There's only one venomous snake around in this location is Timber Rattler, but
hopefully, I'll try to capture the biggest one around.
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