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Shanazel · 06-25-2008, 07:10 PM

I'll be teaching at the rec center at that time. Wonder if my class and I could sneak into the TV room and catch a glimpse of you?

Ah, timber rattlers. Interesting bunch of buzzworms. All we have here is the prairie rattler and a subspecies of the same. Among my favorites is crotalus abyss abyss, a pink rattler (really pink, too) found only in Grand Canyon in Arizona. It is my amibition to see one in the wild, but since I don't spend much time in Arizona, let alone the Grand Canyon, I am not sure how I am going to manage this. I have seen a number of Mojave greens in the wild, which was almost as good.

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Shanazel Moderator Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Rocky Mountains USA Posts: 4,654	I'll be teaching at the rec center at that time. Wonder if my class and I could sneak into the TV room and catch a glimpse of you? Ah, timber rattlers. Interesting bunch of buzzworms. All we have here is the prairie rattler and a subspecies of the same. Among my favorites is crotalus abyss abyss, a pink rattler (really pink, too) found only in Grand Canyon in Arizona. It is my amibition to see one in the wild, but since I don't spend much time in Arizona, let alone the Grand Canyon, I am not sure how I am going to manage this. I have seen a number of Mojave greens in the wild, which was almost as good.