I managed to get a single decent photo of my squirmy girl the other day. I love her colors so much, even though it means I sometimes can't find her in the aspen. Seeing as I will never take a picture this good of a moving animal ever again for the rest of my life, I thought I'd share this with you all.
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Heeere's Maple
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kdickens
I Yam What I Yam
I love this! We've all said that before. Squirmy snakes are hard to photograph. You sometimes have to take a gazillion pics to get one good one. The one you posted though is very good! Pretty snake! Like DollysMom said, the name is great too.
axis1
Fuhgeddaboudit!!!!
Maple is a cute little sneaky one! It's definitely hard to catch them JUST at the right moment! (Almost as tough as trying to catch a fart in a rain barrel!). But it looks like you did just fine!!
Thanx for sharing!!!
Dragonling
Doesn't do "casual"
What a great name for a lovely amber. 
Dahliasmom2012
New member
Beautiful! Most of my pictures are also blurred or of an area an animal used to be in. lol. Good job!