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08-20-2005, 12:40 PM	#1
CJBianco	Well...so far we've found: Black Rat Snakes Ringneck Snakes Rough Green Tree Snakes (and miscellaneous lizards) My step-father saw a "black snake" that took off really fast, so I'm thinking it could be a Racer. Who knows? And I still haven't searched the back area of the woods that leads down to the rocky cliff and stream below. And that old broken-down shed in the woods has a tin roof with small patches of grass growing on top -- the perfect place for a reptile to sun itself in the morning. I admit that I've only been looking (herping) once, and that was a few months ago in the middle of the afternoon. I found nothing. Everything we've seen has been accidentally found. Oh, well. I'll keep on searching. One day I'll be a real legitimate FIELD HERPER! Good Things, Chris Bianco (864) 706-7399 cjbianco@charter.net

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