The Wildlife in Southern California
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Kim_Johnson
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Great post!
Because your post cover is a snake in hand, I immediately remember one of my hobbies when I was a teenager. For two years I collected snakes and I placed them in some cages, and for two years our house was never visited by any guest; friends or relatives. It seems that you are indeed very familiar with nature, Kim. How nice!-
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I think all the snakes I collect are just the usual ones; cobra, Malayan pit viper, blue krait, banded krait, red-necked keelback, whip snake, oriental whip-snake, piton and some others. In the past, usually after midnight, I and my younger brother along with some friends went looking for snakes in the fields or gardens. You know why? I once learned to be immune to snake venom. Now? Hmmm…
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Amazing photos, Kim. So interesting to learn about all those creatures you have over there. We have no snakes, and few lizards, here. I guess the dogs can’t tell the difference between the dangerous and docile snakes?
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Love your photos Kim, so many different types of wildlife.
The fish reminded me of when Dustin and I would go fishing,
He loved it. Great memories. -
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