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sh1209

sh1209

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Wonderful catch and photos. That's a red-bellied snake; they're fairly common here in Pennsylvania but very secretive and rarely seen, it must be warm in your area, although I have photographed garter snakes on snow so perhaps red-bellied snakes are also pretty cold-tolerant.
 
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Woody Meristem said:
Wonderful catch and photos. That's a red-bellied snake; they're fairly common here in Pennsylvania but very secretive and rarely seen, it must be warm in your area, although I have photographed garter snakes on snow so perhaps red-bellied snakes are also pretty cold-tolerant.
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Thank you. It was only 39 out this am
 
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sh1209 said:
I took this series of images of an Eastern Bluebird eating a small snake this morning. First off, I've never seen a snake in February nor have I seen one when it's 39 degrees outside. I thought it was super interesting and neat to experience.

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Eastern Bluebird by Steven Haddix, on Flickr
Eastern Bluebird by Steven Haddix, on Flickr
Eastern Bluebird by Steven Haddix, on Flickr
Eastern Bluebird by Steven Haddix, on Flickr
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Awesome set Steven. I’m with you. I’ve never seen an active snake in winter. Well done👍👍👍
 
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