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This Rat Snake, common in northeast Texas, is about 6 feet long and was taken on a cloudy day. They eat mainly rodents, bird eggs (they love to sneak into chic...
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This Rat Snake, common in northeast Texas, is about 6 feet long and was taken on a cloudy day. They eat mainly rodents, bird eggs (they love to sneak into chicken coops). If disturbed, one may shake its tail to make fallen leaves rattle and can mimic a rattlesnake.
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dks_photo November 30, 2018
Join the conversation. Add a comment or even better, a critique. Let's get better together!
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dks_photo November 30, 2018
We are both trying to determine if the other is a threat.
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