Northern Water Snake by danapommet
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Description
Still at the Garden in the Woods, in Framingham, Massachusetts. The best I can tell, this is a Northern Water Snake (Nerodia sipedon). They grow up to 42 inches (107cm) long. This one was in the lily pond and looks well fed. Plenty of frogs in the pond today. I chose this pose so you could see the belly colors. This one was about half of the length listed above.
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Dana
Comments (23)
and he is saying that this is his best side! great capture
Great shot.
A pretty little thing!
A disturbing figure, though, I think, harmless! Great capture and shot !
Superb capture
Great job, I love the colors reveiled. Truth of nature of the photo. Again nice job!
Super shot Dana!! :)
Looks to be good hunting ground with all those lilies to forage under!
Nice find and great shot!
I love the look at the underside. marvelous head pose.
Hmmmm I can see he has eaten well :o)
excellent shot ... Im not a fan of snakes especially water snakes ....
wonderful shot!!
Excellent capture! :)
They actually get longer - excellent photo!
This is a gorgeous shot Dana, great details!
belle photo!!
Fine POV utilized to snap the little serpent as it makes its way through the pac man lily pads, Dana. Its texture blends in well with the environment.
wonderful shot . He look like he looking for lunch.
great capture!!
Wonderful capture.
VERY COOL SHOT
Ooo!! A snake... but he does have a handsome belly!