Timber Rattlesnakes Photographed By Carl A. Hess

1. Carl zeroing in on his subject.
2. c. horridus napping on a pile of coyote scat.
3. Carl in action again, photographing a dark-phase Timber Rattler.
   -The photo Carl is taking here found its way onto Page 77 of William S. Brown's book Biology, Status, and Measurement of the Timber Rattlesnake (Crotalus Horridus): A Guide For Conservation.
4. Camoflage.
   This is an example of the protective coloration that helps the Timber Rattlesnake to blend into its surroundings.
5. Timber Rattlesnake with newborns.
6. Timber Rattlesnakes Mating
   - If you are a snake under the age of 18, then you are prohibited from viewing this photo :-)



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