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I haven't spent as much time in the field this year, but earlier in the year I did flip this jewel in Winston Co., Alabama.
This guy makes it a successful year though, right?

scott

Very nice color. Awesome find.

Really nice!
Now you gotta find a female for him.

>>I haven't spent as much time in the field this year, but earlier in the year I did flip this jewel in Winston Co., Alabama.
>>This guy makes it a successful year though, right?
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>>scott

Nice syspila! I'd call it successful.
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Joe

~DROOOOOOL~

Gorgeous!!!!
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1.0 C/B Brooks
0.1 C/B Pueblan
0.0.1 W/C Scarlet King
0.0.1 W/C Eastern Milk
0.0.1 W/C Yellow Rat
0.0.1 W/C Western Garter
1.0 C/B Black Lab
1.0 C/B Min. PoodleXAmer. Eskimo hybrid
1.0 C/B Goofy Cat
1.2 C/B Children
0.1 W/C wife

Man that's a great find. I remember when you posted a pic of that one after you found it (at least I think you posted a pic earlier this year, right?). That one is hard to forget. That is awesome.

Dave
DNS Reptiles

Yeah, even one milk for the year is a good year, I say. Could have easily been a no-milk year with out that bright little jewel.
Good photo of it too. Love the bright eye.
-Dell

Great looking snake Scott!

-Rusty

Given the amount of time you have to put in to find'em I'd gladly "settle" for just one of those gems annually!

Those rank amongst the top syspila without question... really sweet.

Chris

How many field hours and shredded finger tips does that single syspila represent? I know that single milk was hard work!
Great shot of a rare (locality) milk.
Jeff
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I hold it to be the inalienable right of anybody to go to hell in his own way. - Robert Frost, 1935

Awesome. Pure awesome. Can we see a compilation of the animals you've found over the years? I, for one, never tire of those southeastern beauties.

-Cole