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GREAT day in PA

Ribello Bertoni Sep 16, 2003 04:41 PM

I finally had a nice day off after a whole sommer of crappy weather every time I wanted to get out in the field. Today made up for all the lost opportunities. I hit one of my old favorite timber rattler places, a rocky hollow about an hour walk from the road. The timbers were out everywhere! I saw a total of 23, a new record for myself for one day. In 30 years of looking for timbers, I have never seen a den site at the perfect time, when all the snakes were there. At one point I had about 12 of them within view at the same time. Some really nice big ones, too, and some piles of 3-4 coiled together. WOW!!
I did get wome nice shots with my new digital cam. I'll try and post a pic as soon as I figure out how!

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djs27 Sep 16, 2003 10:04 PM

That's great to hear! I can't wait to see the pics. Sorry I couldn't help, but I'm not too good in that area...

My friend and I did some NY southern tier herping and only found nonvenomous. Glad to hear about your success! Good things come to those who wait.

Dave

oreganus Sep 17, 2003 03:01 PM

just go to the kingsnake gallery, the same password that you use for the forums works. Save the pictures to your computer somewhere you can easily find them, sign in and click on upload at the top of the gallery page. Punch in a title and description that will be easily found. Where it says image, click on browse and scroll down until you find the photo you want to post. Once you have uploaded it to your gallery, you can go back to the forum and post a message, scroll down and look where it says gallery image or some combination there of. click on it and scroll down to find the name of the picture that you put in your gallery page. It is fairly simple. if you need any more help, feel free to email me.
Kevin

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