Image of Diamond-backed Watersnake
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Sitting on a log in the wetlands. Quite large and my guess is 5-6 feet if stretched out. Just cropped another picture and now I think it is two snakes intertwined making them probably 3 feet I'm guessing. Do snakes do that? Is that a mating thing? Family?
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