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Snake-Attack-2.jpg
Snake-Attack-2.jpg		 Snake-Attack-1.jpg
Snake-Attack-1.jpg		 Snake-Attack-3.jpg
Snake-Attack-3.jpg		 Snake-Attack-4.jpg
Snake-Attack-4.jpg
Snake-Attack-5.jpg
Snake-Attack-5.jpg		 Snake-Attack-7.jpg
Snake-Attack-7.jpg		 Snake-Attack-6.jpg
Snake-Attack-6.jpg		 kingsnake-1.jpg
kingsnake-1.jpg
kingsnake-2.jpg
kingsnake-2.jpg		 kingsnake-3.jpg
kingsnake-3.jpg		 kingsnake-4.jpg
kingsnake-4.jpg		 bear.jpg
bear.jpg
elephant-eye
elephant-eye		 mule-deer.jpg
mule-deer.jpg		 rhino-hood.jpg
rhino-hood.jpg		 safari.jpg
safari.jpg
pale-tiger.jpg
pale-tiger.jpg		 emu-window.jpg
emu-window.jpg		 safari-rhinos.jpg
safari-rhinos.jpg		 lion-kiss.jpg
lion-kiss.jpg
spread.jpg
spread.jpg		 buffalo.jpg
buffalo.jpg		 buffalo-eye.jpg
buffalo-eye.jpg		 safari-tiger.jpg
safari-tiger.jpg
baby-zebra.jpg
baby-zebra.jpg		 rhino.jpg
rhino.jpg		 rhino-close.jpg
rhino-close.jpg		 zoom.jpg
zoom.jpg
black-deer.jpg
black-deer.jpg		 giraffe.jpg
giraffe.jpg		 lion-pair.jpg
lion-pair.jpg		 lions.jpg
lions.jpg
mule-deer-eye.jpg
mule-deer-eye.jpg		 tiger-close.jpg
tiger-close.jpg		 zebras.jpg
zebras.jpg		 7000 051a.jpg
7000 051a.jpg
trixie.jpg
trixie.jpg		 trixiehome.jpg
trixiehome.jpg		 trixiehome2.jpg
trixiehome2.jpg		 trixiepal.jpg
trixiepal.jpg
10-1.jpg
10-1.jpg		 10-1b.jpg
10-1b.jpg		 bath.jpg
bath.jpg		 running away.jpg
running away.jpg
served.jpg
served.jpg		 lunch.jpg
lunch.jpg		 cricket.jpg
cricket.jpg		 trixiefree 015.jpg
trixiefree 015.jpg
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Sue Beatrice 12-Sep-2006 20:05
This fella is a black rat snake, about 25 years old that we've nicknamed Jasper. He's easy to recognize due to a stubby tail from an old injury he suffered, probably from a lawn mower. He is quite docile. I'd guess his length to be between 6 and 7 feet. The eggs he pilfered here are from an invasive species of bird, so in reality, he was doing a good thing, no matter how horrified some bird lovers may be at this sight.
Jay Levin 12-Sep-2006 19:09
What an awesome and chilling series. Great work. What kind of huge snakes do you grow down there?
Linda Mingay 30-May-2006 17:41
These photos are amazing - shame for the birds but what a great episode to capture.
Alyssa Francesca 27-May-2006 05:41
Great find for you, the photographer, not such a good find for mommy and daddy birdies!
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