Unknown Snake
kgarrett11
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I took this at the Jacksonville Zoo. I'm not sure what kind of snake that it is. Actually I didn't expect it to come out very well as it was taken in the reptile house and the lighting was poor so I didn't write anything down. I was using a D100 with a Tamron 28-300 lens.
I like the picture because the limb leads you right to the snakes eye. What do you think. All coments are welcome.
I like the picture because the limb leads you right to the snakes eye. What do you think. All coments are welcome.
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