From the Pamlico Sound 2013 in the town of Buxton.
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From the Pamlico Sound 2013 in the town of Buxton.
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Last edited by parallax; 10-11-2018 at 06:07 AM.
Formerly Bill SC Hunter from the SCDNR Forums
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Never seen one with that light of a color pattern before. Have seen one that was dark & light green. Most of the ones I see have dark brown or black patterns.
I've seen new born Cotton Mouths that color. But I have not seen one that light that was near that size.
Agreed with the light color pattern.
It might be from the brackish water it lives in.
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Mocassins float on the water top, water snakes don't (for thread viewers who need help ID'ing them in the wild).
Good pic capture!
Oh, by the way...I mentioned it in a previous post years ago that this snake when I first approached it in the kayak, it coiled up while floating on the water. I just didn't get a shot of it doing so but I thought that was very interesting.
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I've seen them do that. I was wading past a log, and spooked a Cottonmouth that was coiled up on the log. It jumped into the water and coiled back up, mouth open, and just floated there. I was scouting a shorter route into a swamp stand, and after I seen two more Cottonmouths after that first one...I decided I'd come in by the longer route...and not risk coming out the shorter route in the dark.
I couldn’t hunt around snakes like that!
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