Trail out of the foothills |
Looking for Jackrabbits |
Shade break |
Adolescent Western Diamondback Rattlesnake |
Snake's tail, with very small rattle |
Snake's head, with tongue extended |
Trail out of the foothills |
Looking for Jackrabbits |
Shade break |
Adolescent Western Diamondback Rattlesnake |
Snake's tail, with very small rattle |
Snake's head, with tongue extended |
Early morning moon Willow got an early morning surprise today; when we came back down the drive after her constitutional we stopped at the p...
2 comments:
I wish you didn't get so close to the rattlesnakes you run into.
When we were floating the Middle Fork Salmon River in Idaho this summer, we had to rout three (count 'em!) rattlers from our campsite one evening before we set up our tents. I wonder how many we didn't see...? Here in Pennsylvania, they're mostly restricted to rocky cliffs in the Appalachians, where they are fairly common; I've seen them more than once along the Appalachian Trail.
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