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About 6 feet by my estimates today. This snake had no intentions of scooting away from me, and almost started actually getting aggressive. Think that may have been due to it possibly being a gravid female looking for a place to lay those eggs. You can actually see some bulges along the snake in the photos.
The big surprise to me was that I found it in a city park in Colorado Springs... Is it usual to see these guys that far west in CO at elevations of 6,100ft?
beautiful snake thanks for sharing!
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- Matt
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I wouldn't regard it as unusual; I've had more than a few from that area, and if you check a range map it Colorado Springs falls right within the sayi zone.
Bart
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