Just one. I think that is just leaves.
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Are those leaves venomous?
bh93 said:
Are those leaves poisonous?
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In for another year!
Thanks.
I am not a big fan of snakes but I really enjoy these threads and learn a lot.
I am not a big fan of snakes but I really enjoy these threads and learn a lot.
Ready to make some contributions for 2018.
best thread on TA
...3 years running!SteveBott said:
best thread on TA
N for year 3
Awesome
Awesome
A buddy posted this on FB and I thought it was pretty cool! Think it was in Louisiana somewhere on the Ouachita River.
Ooooh he mad...Tursiops93 said:
A buddy posted this on FB and I thought it was pretty cool! Think it was in Louisiana somewhere on the Ouachita River.
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Badace52 said:Ooooh he mad...Tursiops93 said:
A buddy posted this on FB and I thought it was pretty cool! Think it was in Louisiana somewhere on the Ouachita River.
Any chance that snake was dead from the cold and the guy who took the picture posed the snake like that?
I'm far from an expert but I've gotta think a water moccasin wouldn't be out and about if it's cold enough to for the river to be iced over and if it were out I don't know if it could survive temps that low.
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Rat snake joke.
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Rat snake joke.
I could be wrong on my ID but I'm usually pretty good.
The relative bulk of that snake sitting on the ice, the quick taper down to the tail, etc point me to cottonmouth but the view of the head seems like it might not be.
Saw that on a snake id group on Facebook. Herps id'ed it as a cottonmouth. Whoever posted it there said it was in talahassee, al
Cool pic.
Cool pic.
I was just thinking I hadn't seen a post on the last thread in FOREVER.
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It's absolutely a cottonmouth and pretty sure it's a live one. It was likely scared out of hiding onto the ice before the person took the picture.
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Since snake sightings are down, I figure those on this thread might find this pretty interesting:
https://www.google.com/amp/www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/01/11/alligators-seen-frozen-north-carolina-pond-snouts-water-survive/amp/
https://www.google.com/amp/www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/01/11/alligators-seen-frozen-north-carolina-pond-snouts-water-survive/amp/
Awesome! They can hold their breath for up to a day! I'm teaching an adaptation lesson today, totally sharing this.
I can't see too well, but the distinct dark lines delineating the large scales around the mouth of that snake scream watersnake. If I could see the head better I would be able to tell easily.
Uhh, that's a gator...
Are you talking about Tursiop's post? If you are, there is no question that is a cottonmouth. It has a dark eye band, keeled scales, fat body with a smaller thin tail, and pit viper shaped head.
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that was a disappointing video. the little kid in me would have thrown a rock at one of those gators to get a reaction. the adult would have at least poked it in the mouth with a stick to prove to the viewers that it was still alive.
Some water snakes have keeled scales and are fat, and even have a viper shapes head to a degree. I agree it is probably a moccasin but in the pic i cant make out the black and creme cheek banding or the eye peaks due to the pic angle. If I could see it move i'd knowin an instant, as they move differently than water snakes.
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It doesn't look remotely like and water snake species I'm aware of. For me that's 100% cottonmouth...
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I saw a Texas Brown today sunning him/herself on the flagstone patio today.
Couldn't believe it.
There is a valve box about 6" from that spot so I guess my patio is also his patio.
Couldn't believe it.
There is a valve box about 6" from that spot so I guess my patio is also his patio.
Finn Maccumhail said:Badace52 said:Ooooh he mad...Tursiops93 said:
A buddy posted this on FB and I thought it was pretty cool! Think it was in Louisiana somewhere on the Ouachita River.
Any chance that snake was dead from the cold and the guy who took the picture posed the snake like that?
I'm far from an expert but I've gotta think a water moccasin wouldn't be out and about if it's cold enough to for the river to be iced over and if it were out I don't know if it could survive temps that low.
Why do you think he was so pissed?
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Found this guy in my backyard! What kind of snake is it?
The same one it was in the 2017 thread...
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And in the 2016 thread!
Didn't get a photo, but spotted a cottonmouth in NW Fort Worth yesterday. Very sluggish at the time.
Snake is perfectly fine.
Snake is perfectly fine.
ursusguy said:
Didn't get a photo, but spotted a cottonmouth in NW Fort Worth yesterday. Very sluggish at the time.
Snake is perfectly fine.
Did he have a neon Mohawk?
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