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RE: I beat you!

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Posted by: tspuckler at Sun May 27 22:24:12 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tspuckler ]  
   

I think it's too early in the year for giving birth - at least in northern Ohio. I've seen 4-5 males "mob" females, so maybe that's what was going on in my case - maybe there was a female nearby. The larger of the snakes you found is over a year old and the smaller looks like last year's offspring.

Water snakes are pretty common in some areas, so I wouldn't find it to be highly unusual to see two juveniles in the same area - especially since some types of frog and salamander egg have hatched and the young snakes may be "cashing in" on slow-moving amphibian larva.

Tim


   

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