.... met up with friends Sat.(2/26) and Russ was able to get the first king of the day within about 10 minutes. This one was under some debris:
Later he found this very nice king in another field a few miles away:
In all there were 7-8 kings found. Some under rocks and boards and some like the 2nd one here, just out and about near a canal.
More later.
:Mark
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A little more from the fields...
crimsonking
Feb 27, 2005 05:59 AM
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crimsonking
Feb 27, 2005 12:06 PM
... but one of the more interesting finds of the day, one in our group uncovered this FL brown snake in some rotting vegetation. Very large for the ssp. I believe at 17".
Oddly light too.
:Mark
mattcbiker
Feb 28, 2005 12:59 AM
Very cool shots and info. Where are you located? - I'm guessing S. Florida? Any details? Thanks!
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Matt from Minnesota
crimsonking
Feb 28, 2005 04:09 AM
I'm in Tampa but we met up with Bill Love and a few others for a day of herping in the sugarcane fields of FL near Clewiston.
:Mark
antelope
Mar 01, 2005 10:20 PM
AAAAAAAAAAAAAW!! I hadda work this weekend and didn't see a thing. Cool kings and Florida Brown. Yep, it's spring in the sub tropics! Nueces county splendida.
Todd
