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Winter Time in Sunny South FL

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DATE: December 29 TIME: 11:18 A.M TEMP: 81 F!

Love December in FL and so do the snakes!
Found this nice red all coiled up in a discarded old piece of carpet.
Looks like she just had a nice mid-winter snack!
Whatever little warm-blooded fuzzy creature that was hanging out is no more. :eatsmiley
Just goes to show FL snakes are active during these Mid-Winter warm spells.


Happy New Years to all!


mike
 

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I'm surprised that she isn't opaque. Old carpets are a great place to find snakes holed up to pass the time while in the vulnerable pre-shed opaque stage. :thumbsup:
 
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