number 1 was hit right in front of us and died in our hands. Number 10 is very much patterned like Number 1, but is black and white an obviously an adult. Its dorsal spots started about 1/3 the way down its back. Unfortunately, I did not get better pics. All I cared about was the cactus spines in his neck. Got me!

What is kinda odd is, my partner and I, did not give a hoot about all this type of stuff, we are working on other things and these things just pop up. So after a while, I started taking pics. It turns out, pattern abberancies are somewhat common, see them all the time. Even hybrids are not all that uncommon. But what the heck, you have to look to see them. Cheers

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• Sonorans(affinis) some pics - FR, Thu May 29 09:28:05 2008
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