| Subject: | Re: Western Diamondback Rattlesnake |
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| From: | "jackhines722" jackhines722 |
| Date: | Thu May 5, 2011 10:43 pm ((PDT)) |
Nice one! 'Tis the season for rattlers here in CA; my brother had some kids= from the school we both teach at out on a hike the other day and they had = a near miss with a big rattler. It actually coiled and struck, but the kid = had heard it and moved away. Your recording is really "in your face" as the= y say. Scary... I'll play it for my students; they'll love it! Jack --- In Jim Morgan <> wrote: > > Here is a recording of a Western Diamondback Rattlesnake that I made at T= res > Alamos Wilderness which is located about 80 miles northwest of Phoenix, > Arizona. > > It was about 1 =BD feet long and fearless as Western Diamondbacks usually= are. > > > http://soundcloud.com/fundador/western-diamondback > > Best regards, > > Jim Morgan > Prescott, Arizona > > > |
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