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Year of the Snake, 2013

How's your year going so far?  I found this rare and very friendly rubber boa last night, which certainly made my day!  The California whipsnake I picked up earlier this year wasn't quite as patient with me picking him up.  After getting bitten, I put on some gloves so I wouldn't run the risk of being started into dropping him if he did it again.  It was still a great honor to get to know him for a few minutes!

Photo credit on the whipsnake photo: +Lori Hibbett.  My hands were, um, a bit tied up at the time! 

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Jeff Sullivan

Jeff Sullivan leads landscape photography workshops in national parks and public lands throughout California and the American West.

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