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Published: 2006-10-05 17:29:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 3039; Favourites: 93; Downloads: 25
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Eastern Milk Snake (Lampropeltis triangulum triangulum)Slide, scanned. Photo taken in Ontario, Canada. Thanks to *pitbulllady , ~shaggz86 and *MikeFuture and for identifying it.
I hereby give DeviantHerps permission to display this deviation in their club gallery.
Featured by Paulina in her beautiful "Wild life" article: [link] !
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Comments: 32
I like the softness of this photo, really great one
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Just wanna let you know - [link] 
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I really like the movement in this. The blurring effect is very nice. Capturing that tongue-flicker is hard to do, but you've done it quite well!
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A great photo, really captures the essence...the sense of furious rapid movment, the blur, and the transparent tongue!
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Thanks for the nice comment!
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excellent timing with this.. it's amazing you managed to capture the tongue out in the air, also the focus is very cool.
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Lovely shot!
I have a Honduran milk snake....love those little guys (all 5 feet of him) lol
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Wow amazing shot! I love the movement, quite incredible!
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No problem, and thank you.
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Thanks for the 
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Thanks for the comment and the
Love your gallery!
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You're welcome, and thank you very much 
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agree with Mike here....lovely Milk snake.......the rats milks and kings are often mistaken for each other.......
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Eastern Milk Snake (Lampropeltis triangulum triangulum). Compare with the Milk Snake in my gallery.
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Attractive markings that little fellow has... bit rude, sticking his tongue out, though!
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You wouldn't happen to know what kind of snake it is?
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not sure where u found it, but by the looks of it id say u got a baby eastern milksnake there. could also be a great plains rat snake (subspecies of the corn snake), but most likely the milksnake.
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That's a baby Eastern Milk Snake, not one I see photographed very often.
pitbulllady
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Thanks for identyfing this one - I wasn't sure which species it was.
I noticed we share an interest in spiders and snakes.
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crazy DoF... makes for a very interesting effect
but a great lookin lil rat
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I looked at your website - it's pretty good.
What are Inverts?
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They are what you peoples call "Bugs"
They include Centipedes, scorpions, spiders, insects, and all other animals that have their skelighnton "inverted" (On the outside)
Thanks for the comment on my site! ^_^
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