Several photos taken by Bob haase added to the gallery today.
Three east of sanderson snakes. Two 285 norths, and one animal from right smack in the middle of town caught by Roy Engledorf. Photoa By Bob Haase.
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Terrell county updated today
Joe Forks
Jul 07, 2005 01:54 PM
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Joe Forks
Jul 07, 2005 02:04 PM
so here is a clarification from Bob Haase himself:
the dark alterna morph is a female from in town; she was found by a surprised women gathering her laundry off the clothes line in her back yard in the morning. The snake was in the process of swallowing a large Sceloporus poinsettii.
The dark blairs is a male that came from up behind the Outback; was found by a local man. It was also during the day, but late in the afternoon.
The 2 subadults from US 285 were found north of Sanderson in the road. If you look at the male you will see he has lost quite a bit of his tail...likely chopped off by a passing tire.
The small female with some alternates was east of Sanderson.
The 2 classic dark blairs are a subadult pair that came from east of Sanderson. Both found on the same night by none other than John Fraser.
