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These are from my North Fl., Columbia Co. corns. They seem to fall into 3 basic groups. Most are a light brown colored background w/ decent black bands. A few have a distinct orange background. Some more straw colored background with almost no black.

Yearlings

This female was my favorite from original clutch of a wild caught gravid female.

4 month old hatchling

Those are some REALLY nice corns Jimmy!....congrats on those guys!

~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Sorry for any confusion Doug. I think you were intending for your compliments to be for Jimmy. I guess Draybar and Denbar and the similar headings was just too close to being alike.

--Dennis

Sorry Dennis!....D'OH!!!!

Yeah, I was looking at some of his posts too, and got the names confused when I went to reply......aarrgh!

But I certainly WAS complimenting you on those nice corns even though I got you guy's names temporarily confused..LOL!

~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

See, Doug isn't the only one!
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Mark

This is one of the more orange background. I forgot to include it previously.

--Dennis

Those are nice! I like the second to last one best. Those ones with almost no black are similar to the Polk County corns I find here.
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J Sierra

I noticed that a few days ago when you posted, how remarkably similar it was to mine. By the way all of yours were really beautiful.

It is amazing how much diversity there is just in the wild types.

--Dennis