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To: Clappy who wrote (36806)	10/27/2004 4:34:43 PM
From: Crocodile	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 104157

I can tell that you just don't quickly walk though the woods... Probably take your time observing everything around you. Yes.... always. There's always much to see. You find such nice stuff to capture in your photos. I take a lot of photos when I'm out and about.. sometimes 200 to 300 a day depending on where I'm walking. I try to pick a few interesting photos to put up each day. Yesterday, I was watching for end of season reptile and amphibian activity. Found quite a few frogs and a nice Ribbon snake. At this time of year, snakes are often found moving through rocky high areas on their way to their hibernacula. This is a Northern Ribbon Snake which I found while looking around yesterday. pbase.com Makes me want to get out there and see what I can find. Definitely! Great idea! Walk slow. Stop often. Take time to gently turn rocks and leaves to look for "small stuff" -- and then replace everything as you found it. I can almost guarantee that you'll find at least a few things of interest. - croc