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[Jenny]

A friend sent me this today. If it has already done the rounds then I apologise.

 

[pugsly]

Has done the rounds, not sure if it was on this site though! Have seen it before a while ago though.

 

[Jenny]

Sorry about that - it's pretty hard to be the first to find photos as good as this. Do you know what they are?

 

[craig.a.c]

Still an amazing photo though. Would be great to see something like that around here.

 

[alexr]

I haven't seen that before - thanks Jenny.

Do you know what they are?

My guess would be rattlers (I think that I can see one rattle in the middle of the stack on the far left) but looking at the shape of their heads also.

I am sure if you wait a while someone will prove me wrong :wink:

BTW. Is that your beadie in your atavar? if so love the shot. Looks like hes smiling at you.

 

[The Rock]

Diamond Back Rattlers, Easterns I think.
Rob

 

[The Rock]

Diamond Back Rattlers, Easterns I think.
Rob

 

[Jonathon]

I think its been on here before because there is also another pic of a big gator they found in the pipes. I have it on my puter some where i'll try and find it

 

[da_donkey]

rattlers, they hang out together through the colder months.

I heard a story of a guy exploring some caves and climbing into a small hole that opened up into a cave, and coming across hundreds of rattlers!!!! how stoked / scared would you be?

 

[Guest]

http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/culvert.asp

Just some background to the pics and the original email they were sent in.