Take a closer look at snakes along the walk.
A waterline surprise 🐍 Can you spot the snake’s head at the surface? A snake’s head and part of its body show beside floating vegetation in the water. Reflections and submerged stems surround the close view. This shoreline had a little extra hiss-tory.
A dark snake moves through shallow water beside a fallen branch. Its curved body and head remain visible among submerged leaves and grasses. That is one way to take a winding route.
A dark snake is coiled on a broken section of wood among green leaves. The loops of its body follow the uneven surface of the trunk. That is one way to take a winding route.
A striped snake curves through a patch of green leaves and fallen plant material. The contrasting lines along its body follow each bend. That is one way to take a winding route.
A striped snake raises its head among green leaves and thin branches. Its patterned body curves through the vegetation below. That is one way to take a winding route.