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Rattlesnake on Suicide Rock

 Posted on May 13, 2012      by admin
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This year seems to be a very active year for snakes. Last year we hiked all around southern Utah and saw zero snake activity. A ranger in the northern extension of Zion National Park confirmed that he had hiked hundreds of miles without a single sighting. This particular snake was in the middle of the trail to Suicide Rock and slithered off the trail, remaining coiled about 3 feet off the side in full sunlight; a rare photographic opportunity. I took many captures with my telephoto lens and was able to bring out the eyes using quasi HDR. Any snake experts out there care to identify this species of rattlesnake?

Comment for Rattlesnake on Suicide Rock

Darrell Grant

That’s a pretty rattlesnake. Anyone got a mouse in their pocket? Good shot Randy!



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