Early spring in No. Cal-kings &rattlers in Feb

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Early spring in No. Cal-kings &rattlers in Feb

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02-09-2011, 11:37 PM	#1
rod_mcLeod	Early spring in No. Cal-kings &rattlers in Feb It's been so warm up in Northern CA I did a little rock flipping yesterday Feb 8 in Napa County. To my surprise I found a juvenile Cal King, ringneck, and a 3' rattlesnake, and 3 lizard species. Didn't have a thermometer but it was t-shirt weather in the sun. I went up to some higher elevations to look for zonata, but the sun went down, the wind kicked up and it got pretty chilly in a hurry. Also, notice the blue scales on the rattlesnake? I didn't notice them at the time. It shows better in some of the other pics. Attached Images

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