SSSSSSSSSSSSSSShow me your snakessssssssssssssss

[HeavenHell]

Here's a captive bred pet of mine. You can buy all sorts of stone decorations and plastic hides, but Dottie is more than happy with her empty paper towel roll. Can't you tell?

Canon T2i, Tamron 90 mm macro, tripod assisted, f/8, 1/13 sec, ISO 200

;D

 

[canon816]

Much like a toddler at christmas enjoying the wrapping paper and box more then the toys inside!

I found this one in the grass on a warm early spring day.

 

[sparda79]

Found this Wagler's Pit Viper many years ago.. It was in a tree, just next to a bench at the park...

Slytherin by Sparda (AMT), on Flickr

 

[coreyhkh]

[/url]
Eastern Garter Snake by coreyhkh, on Flickr[/img]

 

[hyles]

I must admit i really like snakes and i often go to look for them to take them pictures.
first picture is Macrovipera schweitzeri from Milos island Greece, in its habitat
Second picture is Lycognathophis seychellensis from seychells
third is Vipera aspis zinnikeri central Pyreneus Spain
Last is me with Vipera aspis francisciredi near Rome, Italy

 

[HeavenHell]

A few more from my collection. They were enjoying the late summer sun.

 

[verysimplejason]

Snake!

500D + 28mm F1.8 USM

 

[gbchriste]

Found right out side my front door. His eyes were bigger than his stomach, or actually his mouth because the snake actually died in the attempt. I found him dead on the sidewalk about 30 mintues later and the toad was no where to be found.

 

[KevinP]

This is my favorite subject to shoot! These snakes were shot just this past weekend in Arizona on a snake hunting trip.

Green Rat Snake Senticolis triaspis intermedia , Black-tailed Rattlesnake Crotalus molossus , and a Western Diamondback Crotalus atrox.

 

[K3nt]

I got snakes....
A wild one..


Hmm... that lake looks inviting. by K3ntFIN, on Flickr

One of my first shots ever with the 7D.... I'd do things a little different now. ;D


Green Mamba by K3ntFIN, on Flickr

One of the most popular snake shots on my flickr-site...


Yellow Mamba in a Tree by K3ntFIN, on Flickr

 

[sparda79]

One of the most popular snake shots on my flickr-site...


Yellow Mamba in a Tree by K3ntFIN, on Flickr

Are you sure that's a Yellow Mamba? I thought they only comes in Black & Green.
;D Anyway... She's a beauty...

 

[K3nt]

One of the most popular snake shots on my flickr-site...


Yellow Mamba in a Tree by K3ntFIN, on Flickr

Are you sure that's a Yellow Mamba? I thought they only comes in Black & Green.
;D Anyway... She's a beauty...

Not 100% sure, but that's what I remember the sign saying. I need to go back to this reptilian zoo and check these out again, especially that I now know how to better control my camera.

 

[hyles]

One of the most popular snake shots on my flickr-site...


Yellow Mamba in a Tree by K3ntFIN, on Flickr

Are you sure that's a Yellow Mamba? I thought they only comes in Black & Green.
;D Anyway... She's a beauty...

Not 100% sure, but that's what I remember the sign saying. I need to go back to this reptilian zoo and check these out again, especially that I now know how to better control my camera.

It is not a mamba, thats for sure. It should be a palm pit viper of the genus Bothriechis
Diego

 

[Sashi]

A young cobra found at a neighbours house, took him to snap a few shots before sending him on his way.

http://www.500px.com/Sashi


"No animals were harmed in this shoot. A strawberry was eaten and a lighting assistant bitten, however both were easily replaced."

 

[K3nt]

One of the most popular snake shots on my flickr-site...


Yellow Mamba in a Tree by K3ntFIN, on Flickr

Are you sure that's a Yellow Mamba? I thought they only comes in Black & Green.
;D Anyway... She's a beauty...

Not 100% sure, but that's what I remember the sign saying. I need to go back to this reptilian zoo and check these out again, especially that I now know how to better control my camera.

It is not a mamba, thats for sure. It should be a palm pit viper of the genus Bothriechis
Diego

Thanks! I shall update the description.

 

[sushyam]

From our lawn in September. This one survived after swallowing the frog

 

[Synomis192]

Snakes have this smile that makes happy too

 

[sparda79]

From our lawn in September. This one survived after swallowing the frog

That's a king cobra right?
I wouldn't sleep easy at night knowing one is on the loose nearby...

 

[jebrady03]

Now this is MY kind of thread! I'm a HUGE animal lover and my passion lies with reptiles, and more specifically with boa constrictors. I've been keeping them for 12-ish years now and have been breeding them for 5. Here are a few from the collection. No particular order at all.

Sisters produced by me

jb

 

[jebrady03]

And a couple from a trip to Zoo Atlanta a few months ago.

Emerald Tree Boa

Green Tree Python

Reticulated Python