Image of Bushmaster
Description:
The snake was originally seen on a trail. It crawled off the trail and coiled a few feet away before I saw it. The first two pictures here show the snake coiled in the forest. The second two pictures were taken the next day after the snake was captured. (It was released back at the capture spot later that day.)
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- Lachesis muta (Bushmaster)
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- John Sullivan
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