"Well worth it if you ask me, eh, Bro? In Tennessee, wildlife rehabilitators must cover all the expenses of caring for animals themselves. Marybeth Rood, for example, just shelled out more than $700 for rabies, Parvo and distemper vaccinations for these two bandits."
Photo: J. Miles Cary, Associated Press / SF
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Tue 7 Aug, 2012 10:33 pm
@ossobuco,
Heh.
I wish the guy that posts these on my site would tell me what the heck they are:
Strange their description didn't comment on the body shape. The critter looks like a thick ribbon. I can't recall ever having seen a snake body like that.
When we were in Jerusalem, we visited a bird sanctuary where they used nets to catch birds like the one in your picture. They tag birds, and provides birds a place to eat and drink water on their trek between Europe and Africa. It's a fascinating place, and I'll be able to visit again in October while on a cruise on the Aegean Sea.
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hingehead
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Wed 8 Aug, 2012 02:55 pm
@cicerone imposter,
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Thanks for that info; I've often wondered if there was a way to find out about pictures of buildings and places.
CI, you're not going to start cheating on the 'Where Am I?' thread are you?
Yes, it did Roger. It said that the snake expands its body and reveals dark scales when it feels threatened. It also opens its mouth to make it look bigger.
Thanks everybody for the pics. I'm a little distracted today. Sorry I don't have more to say.
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