March 28, 2008, Ringneck Snake and Catfish
March 28th, 2008
It was too wet to ride today, so I cut up some logs that were across the trails and stacked up some firewood for the sauna. I did see the first snake of the year. The Northern Ringneck Snake above and someone fishing in the creek caught this nice catfish for dinner.
John
4 Responses to “March 28, 2008, Ringneck Snake and Catfish”
Wayne Ferrier July 13th, 2008 at 5:48 pm #
I am looking for photos and seeking permission to use images of the ringneck snake, Diadophis punctatus for publication in a European herpetology magazine. We are looking for all varieties of this genus. I have noticed that you have images posted on a website, and am wondering if you would be willing to let us publish them to accompany an upcoming article. The images would have to be 600 DPI or greater. We would have to have permission from the photographer, and of course will give full credit.
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Wayne Ferrier
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schimba-admin July 25th, 2008 at 9:25 am #
Wayne,
I have send you a full resolution copy and some other views of the same snake by separate email. Let me know if you don’t get them. We have had some herpetologists doing research on the Cottonmouths on our farm that you might be interested in also.
John Ross
Louis Deming May 4th, 2010 at 4:36 pm #
HEY CAN SOME ONE EMAIL ME I LIVE IN NEWYORK STATE AND I WAS ON A JOB SITE I WORK FOR A TREE SERVICE AND I CAUGHT ONE OF THE SNAKES IT WAS THE FIRST ONE IVE EVER CAUGHT I CAUGHT IT 5/3/2010 IT WAS COILED UP IN A BALL IN A TREE WE CUT DOWN IT CAME OUT WHEN WE CUT THE TREE UP IT WAS A BABY PROB LIKE 5 INCHES LONG ATLEAST I HELD IT FOR LIKE 5 MINS THE BROUGHT IT IN THE WOODS ANN SET IT NEXT TO A PINE TREE
Louis Deming May 4th, 2010 at 4:37 pm #
MY EMAIL IS demingsweetl@aol.com