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This big old boy was found via radio-telemetry, to be captured and have his transmitter removed. Being from a place where we don’t even look for snakes out active on the surface unless it’s in the 70’s, finding this one fully exposed on a rock in the 50’s in light rain was amazing. It’s definitely a different feeling finding rattlesnakes while seeing your breath!

Tags: crotalus horridus, pennsylvania, timber rattlesnake

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