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Published: 2007-01-17 01:33:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 486; Favourites: 14; Downloads: 0
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Central Missouri, about 90 degrees, lifting heavy rocks, I was completely dehydrated, then we found this. It's an Eastern Coachwhip.Related content
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Wow....I would never try lifting rocks/looking for snakes...i'm much to wimpy xD
Anyhow, it's an awesome shot 
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Very scary, the photo gives me chills. I don't like finding snakes...when I am not expecting them. Great shot though I am impressed!
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Excellent capture!
That's the best snake shot I've seen on DA.
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Thanks! I am glad you like it
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thats an awsome snake, the picture has such vivid colours, the red and black really compliment eachother...yay for nature!
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Thanks, I am glad you like it
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I think you did a great job with the composition of this shot and the colors look great. I wish we had snakes in the wild up here as I am a huge snake lover
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Is NS Nova Scotia? There should be garter snakes up there, I'm not sure how far north you are though. Thanks for the comment!
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Yeah, Nova Scotia, but garter snakes don't make for the greatest photos, I prefer the bigger ones, used to have 2 pet snakes myself. I plan on getting another one soon so hopefully that will make for some good photos
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Good luck getting your pet!
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Great shot! You caught the tongue at just the right moment
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90 degrees or not, I'd be out there lifting rocks too, if I thought I even had a chance of finding a red Coachwhip!
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