Blotched Water Snakes

by Brenda Edwards

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It's always good to have a telephoto lens when photographing snakes, even if these are non-venomous, since they were at some distance and were probably four feet in length. These two were sunning in a water hole below Meadow Pond Trail at Hagerman NWR in far north central Texas.

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Amphibians & Reptiles Photography Photograph Nature/Wildlife Blotched Water Snakes two snakes entwined reptiles non-venomous Hagerman NWR Sherman Grayson County Texas

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Marcus Matthew

Marcus Matthew 13 Jun 2018

Great photo

Pamela Rivera

Pamela Rivera 03 Jun 2016

excellent shot :)

Stanley Layman

Stanley Layman 02 Jun 2016

Those long lenses do come in handy!

Jim & Darlene Stewart

Jim & Darlene Stewart 01 Jun 2016

Fantastic shot.

yves colas

yves colas 31 May 2016

great captures,and snakes.evenif i don't like them.

Stefani Wehner

Stefani Wehner 31 May 2016

Fantastic catch!!!

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: Thanks, Stef...they are interesting at a distance.
Sharon De Vore

Sharon De Vore 30 May 2016

FABULOUS SHOT, BRENDA.

Brenda Loveless
Artist Reply: Thanks a bunch, Sharon!