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    A walk in the park

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    Took my grandson out for a walk on Saturday at Indian Battle Park in Lethbridge, Alberta. Checked out the river, some birds, various beetles and what should come slithering along through the brush?
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    Re: A walk in the park

    That's a very pretty snake you found!
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    Re: A walk in the park

    The spots are spectacular, even dots up the dorsl stripe.

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    Re: A walk in the park

    Wow nice looking wandering. Great find Derek.
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    Re: A walk in the park

    pretty
    how'd JC like the little snake?
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    Re: A walk in the park

    Great find.
    Good looking snake.
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    Re: A walk in the park

    Gorgeous
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    Re: A walk in the park

    Nice little nature lesson. Love to see the young ones exposed in a positive fashion.
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    Re: A walk in the park

    Rhea, JC was fascinated. My son, JC's dad, has a younger, smaller version at home. It's at the point where that one can eat small pinkies whole. Used to have to fillet the pinkie! JC's only problem is I need him to understand 'gentle' when handling snakes!

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    Re: A walk in the park

    I was out riding the mountain bike today and i came across a Canadian red sided garter. I unfortunately saw it last minute and think i possibly ran over it. i stopped and picked it up and ran my finger down the spine, i didn't feel anything broken or crush so i might have only gotten a bit of his tail. The red on it wasn't as vibrant as some of the other one's have seen, but still a beautiful snake, unfortunately didn't have my phone on hand (left it in the car) Tomorrow when i go I'm going to bring it with me.
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