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Project Noah Nature School
35+ years in the Amazon. My specialty is herpetofauna having handled, catalogued and photographed over 5,200 snakes in 80+ species.
Lat: -2.15, Long: -77.69 Makuma, Morona Santiago, Ecuador, South America
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It seems like water snakes on every continent have a couple things in common: obscure markings of gray and cream, heavily keeled scales, and very ill-tempered. But, I still really like to find them. Great catch Brian. Thanks for sharing.
Nice catch Sukanya. I've seen water snakes on several continents and I believe "ill-tempered" is a requirement to be in the Water Snake Club.
Nice shot of the red on its head Zlatan. I find woodpeckers don't usually pose for very long before they fly off. Thanks for sharing.
Great fotos that bring out the bright colors. Thanks for sharing Sally.
Raptors are magnificent. Thanks for sharing these great fotos Dawn.
Fantastic catch on these fotos Dawn and I love your Fun Facts. Thanks for sharing.
Great shot Dan. I too enjoy seeing your photos as many of them are similar to what we saw regularly in Ecuador. This is a great shot and, if I may say so, they are delicious :-)
Way cool Ava. Hope to spot one of these my next time in San Diego even though I see they are rare. Thanks for sharing.
Hi again Ashley. Good luck with your venom vs poison campaign. I've been telling people for years without any notable success :-) It would be nice to have this coral snake in my mission too (https://www.projectnoah.org/missions/240......). Thanks.
Hi Irene. I see this is from Belmopan. We spent a summer there some time ago, but I never saw any venomous snakes. This would be great to have in the Coral snake mission. (https://www.projectnoah.org/missions/240......). Thanks.
