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Just thought I would post a few pics
female okeetee, Ariel:
male normal motley, Pippin:
normal hatchling...looks like some Miami influence in there possibly
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Corn snakes and rat snakes..No one can have just one.
"resistance is futile"
Jimmy (draybar)
Hands down, your pictures are the best. Every year I search for a calendar with photos of colubrids. All I can ever find is maybe Rattlesnakes, Cobras, and the like. If you put your best pics on a calendar I'll purchase a dozen from you. Anyone else?
>>Hands down, your pictures are the best. Every year I search for a calendar with photos of colubrids. All I can ever find is maybe Rattlesnakes, Cobras, and the like. If you put your best pics on a calendar I'll purchase a dozen from you. Anyone else?
My wife and I are working on it.
We are going to do one with corn snakes and we are also going to do one with bairds rat snakes.
I will post info on the forum when I get them done.
This is a tentative cover shot for the bairdi calender
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Corn snakes and rat snakes..No one can have just one.
"resistance is futile"
Jimmy (draybar)
Jimmy, great pics. You take really good close-ups. I happen to be interested in the integumentary systems of snakes. Corn snakes are supposed to have a single apical pit on each scale according to something I read, but I've never seen it. If you ever notice a pit on the scales in any of the pics you take, could you post it? Thanks...Terry.
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