cj65
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Friday night was cold, and the day was pretty warm, and the native soil was still moist from the recent rare So Cal rains. My buddy (in the white shirt in the second post) is a very knowledgeable Herp enthusiast, me I am a tag along, who also appreciates snakes and reptiles. We found over 20 snakes. At least 9 kings, and about 7 Gopher snakes, 2 ring necks, and 3 So. Pacific rattlers. We let all go, and put them back exactly where they were found. I try to teach this to my kids, to enjoy, tread lightly and respect nature, but get out there and enjoy our earth and its inhabitants. We also sprung an adult doe, and she lept gracefully away from us. It was a gorgeous day that Ventura Co. can provide for so many reasons.
This was amazing, flipped a board, and found a rattler, who was buzzing up a storm, when in comes this beautiful gopher snake! I waited til it cleared the rattler's range, and picked it up. Nice! It was incredible. Multiple snakes in the same area, at least 4 times!
The ringnecks were beautiful, the color on their under belly was orange, and the other a faded pink. The orange one was nicer.






This was amazing, flipped a board, and found a rattler, who was buzzing up a storm, when in comes this beautiful gopher snake! I waited til it cleared the rattler's range, and picked it up. Nice! It was incredible. Multiple snakes in the same area, at least 4 times!



The ringnecks were beautiful, the color on their under belly was orange, and the other a faded pink. The orange one was nicer.
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