There's eyes in them Trees...

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By: GREG DUNNAM
Copyright ©2009

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Photographer	GREG DUNNAM {Karma:3937}
Project	#19 Above Your Head	Camera Model	Nikon D40
Categories	Nature Wildlife From The Field	Film Format
Portfolio	THE REAL AND CONTINUING SOUTH...	Lens	AF-S NIKKOR 55-200MM 1:4.-5.6G ED VR
Uploaded	6/6/2009	Film / Memory Type	Sandisk Ultra II SDHC
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - DEEP SOUTH State - MISSISSIPPI Country - United States
About	Met this fella' crossing the road and followed him into the woods and up a tree...Yes, snakes can climb quiet well and blend into their environment rather nicely...This Southern Black Rat Snake was perusing for bird eggs up in a pine tree and looked like a natural...These Non-venomous Rat Snakes grow to four or five feet,are most agile and will strike at you when provoked...
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David West

{K:1149} 6/22/2009

Nothing like paddling/fishing your way down a lazy river and have the snakes start to drop out of the trees when you pass under. I remember as a kid asking my dad what we would do if a big copperhead or cottonmouth dropped in the boat. "He can have the boat!" he said. Dave

Phil Waldon

{K:1786} 6/11/2009

Work that 40 baby! Great shot of Elaphe obsoleta. Good job of picking up on his white between scales. Very nice indeed.
Later, Phil

Doyle Caviness {K:290} 6/8/2009

Nice shot ole "Prize Winner". Good to see you shooting more these days. Keep up the good work.

Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia {K:96391} 6/6/2009

great capture. terrific. 7++++++++

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