Thanks! I was laying on my stomach in the driveway doing this. The snake was every bit as curious about me, as I was about it! We also have rubber boas in our yard.
Ahh… yes, I´ve heard about that are and I believe that the forest does attract a lot of wildlife. That´s amazing.
I´m on the other side of the world in the middle of Europe… we don´t have that much wildlife here, sadly…. so no amazing photos like yours… but we do have good architecture, well everything has it´s ups and downs, although I would rather go for the wildlife!
Oh, my! I’ve just come to the place where I don’t run every time I see one of those little garden snakes in my yard. I know they won’t hurt me and have a job to do so I leave them alone and go the other way. I would not in any way shape or form be tempted to lay on my belly and photograph it. Kudos to you for your brave feat and wonderful photography.
Good morning Marlene! This definitely was one of the more interesting nature encounters I’ve had so far! I am glad I took the photos, because none of the other snakes in the garden have been this patient with me! 😉
These are great photos. I really felt like you Got the snake, on some level there was understanding between you two… I like snakes a lot, we used to play with them when I was a kid in Missouri. USA
Just tried the slideshow on my iPad and it worked. Sometimes if I run into an issue like that, I restart it. Most of the time that takes care of the issue. I hope that helps! The snake encounter was cool, and totally surprising. It was basking in the sun in our driveway and not at all afraid of me!
Very nice slideshow, too 🙂 But the showstopped is definitely the featured photo. It could be in a magazine. The snake is staring right at you! (I would’ve run by then! And never got this shot!)
These garter snakes are quite harmless! We have a number of them in our yard and I always enjoy seeing them! But most of the time, they just take off when they see me! 😀 This one was the exception!
in cahoots with muddy boots 
OMG! This is so genius! Love it!
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Thanks! I was laying on my stomach in the driveway doing this. The snake was every bit as curious about me, as I was about it! We also have rubber boas in our yard.
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Wow! That sounds impressive…we don´t have snakes here. That´s so interesting! Where in the world are you about?
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Pacific Northwest! Portland area. We have a forest behind our house, that helps attract wildlife. Where are you?
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Ahh… yes, I´ve heard about that are and I believe that the forest does attract a lot of wildlife. That´s amazing.
I´m on the other side of the world in the middle of Europe… we don´t have that much wildlife here, sadly…. so no amazing photos like yours… but we do have good architecture, well everything has it´s ups and downs, although I would rather go for the wildlife!
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Wow! Great pictures! I especially love the close up of the snake looking directly into the camera. Thanks for sharing your encounter. 🙂
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Thank you! I feel so lucky to have a garden where I get to observe all kinds of wildlife! 😀
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Oh, my! I’ve just come to the place where I don’t run every time I see one of those little garden snakes in my yard. I know they won’t hurt me and have a job to do so I leave them alone and go the other way. I would not in any way shape or form be tempted to lay on my belly and photograph it. Kudos to you for your brave feat and wonderful photography.
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Good morning Marlene! This definitely was one of the more interesting nature encounters I’ve had so far! I am glad I took the photos, because none of the other snakes in the garden have been this patient with me! 😉
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These are great photos. I really felt like you Got the snake, on some level there was understanding between you two… I like snakes a lot, we used to play with them when I was a kid in Missouri. USA
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I love snakes in nature! We have quite a few slithering around here during the warm season! 😊
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Slither, slither, slither…
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Indeed! Thanks for stopping by! 😊
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Wow! I can’t see the slideshow on my ipad but that featured snake photo is amazing!
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Just tried the slideshow on my iPad and it worked. Sometimes if I run into an issue like that, I restart it. Most of the time that takes care of the issue. I hope that helps! The snake encounter was cool, and totally surprising. It was basking in the sun in our driveway and not at all afraid of me!
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I’m on my computer now so I’ll try again! 🙂
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Good luck! 😊
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..Oh and maybe I just don’t have Javascript, not sure 🙂 will check!
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Very nice slideshow, too 🙂 But the showstopped is definitely the featured photo. It could be in a magazine. The snake is staring right at you! (I would’ve run by then! And never got this shot!)
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These garter snakes are quite harmless! We have a number of them in our yard and I always enjoy seeing them! But most of the time, they just take off when they see me! 😀 This one was the exception!
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Great shot! That snake really does love the camera
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Yes, it sure did! It is the only snake who has done that! 😊
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