Shot in Charlton County Georgia. Nikon D70S.
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Shot in Charlton County Georgia. Nikon D70S.
Shot in Charlton County Georgia. Nikon D70S.
Shot in Charlton County Georgia. Nikon D70S.
Shot in Charlton County Georgia. Nikon D70S.
Shot in Charlton County Georgia. Nikon D70S.
Shot in Charlton County Georgia. Nikon D70S.
Shot in Charlton County Georgia. Nikon D70S.
Shot in Charlton County Georgia. Nikon D70S.
Shot in Charlton County Georgia. Nikon D70S.
Shot in Charlton County Georgia. Nikon D70S.
Shot in Charlton County Georgia. Nikon D70S.
I'm using my Nikons higher ISO setting to get this capture in the swamps low light. This is the first time I have seen a real Cotton Mouth also known as Water Moccasin in the wild and not in a zoo. I kept my distance and took many angles, but all the frames are in low light. I like this one of it tasting the air.
PS This is a State Park NOT a trailer park!
Young Cottonmouth - This guy decided to lay on the road late in the day. I blocked him so he didn't get run over. Although this one is young I think he already has Snake Fungal Disease and that left eye is basically useless. I eventually helped him off the road with a stick.
Young Cottonmouth - This guy decided to lay on the road late in the day. I blocked him so he didn't get run over. View from his good side.
Snake in the Grass - As it was approaching dusk I was strolling down one last trail. The sun was in my eyes a bit so I didn't see this guy until I was fairly close. This adult Cottonmouth stopped for a second and then continued on it's way across the path.
Snake in the Grass - As it was approaching dusk I was strolling down one last trail. The sun was in my eyes a bit so I didn't see this guy until I was fairly close. This adult Cottonmouth stopped for a second and then continued on it's way across the path.
Young cottonmouth doing the pose.
Water Moccasin (aka, Florida Cottonmouth)
Agkistrodon conanti
