This is my contribution to the A Photo a Week Challenge: Twisted.
An Eastern Garter Snake twisted in the grass eating a Northern Leopard Frog on Georgian Bluffs, Ontario, Canada.
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This is my contribution to the A Photo a Week Challenge: Twisted.
An Eastern Garter Snake twisted in the grass eating a Northern Leopard Frog on Georgian Bluffs, Ontario, Canada.
Great capture. Did you stick around to see the bulge going down?
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Yes, I’ve got a sequence. I was photographing an American Robin when I heard something in the grass and went to investigate.
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How interesting. I’ve always had a fondness for snakes, but they are hunters, that’s for sure.
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Wow, what timing!! Both beautiful animals. Something symbolic here…but I am not political so I won’t comment.
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Not really good timing, I heard the frog squealing and went to investigate.
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Yikes. Gross. But having had Boa Constricters as a kid (that I had to hand feed) I wasn’t quite as shocked.
But there is something about your capture that makes me think. And I had to do a double take to not see a two headed snake!
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What a capture!
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Thanks Nancy.
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