2019-06-01

Critters

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 Snok in Black and White

Snok, a non toxic snake. Eats mostly fish.
© NF Photo 190525



Eurasian Coot with kids - Sothöna

Horned Grebe - Svarthakedopping
© NF Photo 190529

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17 comments:

  1. It is interesting to see so many snakes together. Had they just emerged from a hibernaculum?

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  2. ...I've never been much of a snake fan.

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  3. Hello, it is cool seeing the two snakes together. I love the baby coots and the beautiful grebe. Wonderful photos. Thank you so much for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your day and weekend. PS, thank you for the comment on my blog.

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  4. Those baby Coots are so cute! And I much prefer them to snakes, even the non-poisonous ones! Though their patterns are interesting in black and white.
    Have a wonderful weekend!

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  5. Ups, long neck:). Beautiful post.

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  7. Hello. Wonderful photos of snakes. The Horned grebe - great and beautiful bird!
    Have a nice weekend!

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  8. The snakes make me cringe, even though they are harmless. Love the birds!

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  9. No snakes for me. You're brave stopping to get a photo. The coot babies are sweet...but, my favorite is the horned grebe.
    For linking in with us this weekend at I'd Rather B Birdin', I thank you. Happy birding!

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  10. I love the snake photo - such lovely smooth curves!

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  11. I prefer color, usually. Definitely this time :)

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  13. I far prefer the coots over the Snok, especially when I see more than one of the Snok curled up together ...

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  14. Snok. I learned a new word, and this is good. But I really prefers the less...curvaceous critters.

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  15. Fabulous selection of critters to see here, thank you.

    All the best Jan

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