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Mangled DOR adult found at drainage crossing beneath SH 16, Not salvaged, gender not determined. N32.95869 W-98.39877
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Mangled DOR adult found at drainage crossing beneath SH 16, Not salvaged, gender not determined. N32.95869 W-98.39877
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it was following behind the dead turtle as we were pulling it towards the bank
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Single juvenile specimen was found feeding on a small fish.
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water level was high
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hanging out in the shallow water just above a brush dam.
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Diamondback Watersnake Palo Alto, Clay Co., Mississippi June 1, 1968 I caught this fairly large Diamondback Watersnake on the night of June 1, 1968 at a farm pond in n.e. Mississippi on the property of a cousin. We took the photos the next day. These are old slides, but the pattern of the snake is visible enough for an ID. two shots posted
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Diamondback Watersnake Palo Alto, Clay Co., Mississippi June 1, 1968 I caught this fairly large Diamondback Watersnake on the night of June 1, 1968 at a farm pond in n.e. Mississippi on the property of a cousin. We took the photos the next day. These are old slides, but the pattern of the snake is visible enough for an ID. two shots posted
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Hunting under railroad tressle. The largest of this species I've ever seen. Between 4.5 and 5' long.
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Hunting under railroad tressle. The largest of this species I've ever seen. Between 4.5 and 5' long.
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Hunting under railroad tressle. The largest of this species I've ever seen. Between 4.5 and 5' long.
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Baby Nerodia rhombifer. Possibly a hybrid with Nerodia fasciata confluens based on its head markings and ventral, although you cant see in the photo. Note: this is not the exact location, i just put it in the general area.
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