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Northern Water Snake

Nerodia sipedon

Description:

Three Northern Water Snakes sunning themselves on the floating bridge at Cash Lake, South Tract, Patuxent Research Refuge.

Habitat:

Man-made bridge (Trex) over freshwater lake

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5 Comments

CarvingFool
CarvingFool 11 years ago

Conor - yay! You'll love it!

Pauline, they were there when I got there. I was looking for the Eastern Towhee, and to see what waterfowl there were. I didn't see them until I had been there for a little while, since I couldn't really see them until I walked up to the closed sign on the bridge.

ConorSheaWing
ConorSheaWing 11 years ago

I am definitely going there soon.

PaulineChvilicek
PaulineChvilicek 11 years ago

Yep, there they are! Great pics! How long did you wait for them? Plus I'm surprised they didn't slither away!

CarvingFool
CarvingFool 11 years ago

It was amazing. At first, I thought there were two - the big one, and one little one. It was upon reviewing the first few pictures I could see the second little one's head behind the first one. I was then able to get other angles where they were both showing more clearly.

PaulineChvilicek
PaulineChvilicek 11 years ago

Cool! I've never gotten to see them on the bridge!

CarvingFool
Spotted by
CarvingFool

Maryland, USA

Spotted on Apr 3, 2012
Submitted on Apr 1, 2013

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