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I might be alone in this but I sure do like working with these! She is a 07 hatch getting some size but not worthy of her locale name quite yet. Believe it or not this is NOT a fresh-shed pic either. Lets see some other CLEAN NA Milks...too many Hondos on here lately!

By golly that really IS a nice looking triangulum, Jeff!

Wasn't that "monster" area around New York?

~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

Jeff,

That is an AWESOME triangulum there. Now I regret moving out the female I had.

Here's a few "clean" NA milks

Dave
DNS Reptiles

Yepper!,.......VERY clean!

Nice stuff!

~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

Here's some wild easterns I did not have to go far to find. Wandering around in my basement and then released in the woods in back of my house in central Mass.

Rob

Hey Rob,

When you're ready to move, let me know, I'm buying your house!! lol

Dave
DNS Reptiles

JEFF, if they only all looked like that.......my goodness......
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Jerry Kruse

And God said, "Let there be zonata subspecies for all to ponder..."

Jeff, that is a clean looking eastern. Good job on the photo.

Here are a few NA milks for you.

Bighorn co. multistrata

Same Pale different shot. Really like this guy.

Stillwater co. multistrata

Jefferson co. syspila

Marion co. syspila

Nonlocality hypo. syspila

Elsworth co. gentilis

Elsworth co. gentilis

This might be one of the best looking gentilis I've ever seen.
Logan co.