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Apalachicola National Forest, actually. I had just set camp and was walking around the lake and spotted him on a fallen tree.

I was able to get a bit closer for another pic that lets you see the Sceloporus feet and tail.

Any closer and the snake would flee, so I just sat and watched a few minutes.
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That's pretty cool, it's not very often that you see a wild snake eating something. That one has a nice "unicolor" appearance to it, rather than having a dark head and neck.

Tim