Those darn copperheads

[BobC357]

Those darn copperheads can be hard to see.
There's one in this picture4...

You need good and high snake boots in their territory.

 

[Iggy]

I found it, but I'll let others play for a while.

 

[BearBio]

I got him. Coloring is slightly unusual.

 

[klausinak]

Yet another reason why I love Alaska.... I found him, still haven't figured out which end is which.

 

[BaldEagle1313]

I knew my eyes were getting worse but I enlarged picture to 200%, spent three minutes looking and still couldn't find it. I presume I'm now either dead or getting there.

I think the Boy Scouts are going to be asking for some Merit Badges back...

 

[klausinak]

Look again, I spotted him right after I gave up the first time

 

[radar1972]

Found him. Looks a lot like the one I almost stepped on in my garage a few years back (barefooted, too!!!). After another one in my garage about a month later, I cleared out all the brush etc up close to my house and now I keep it cleaned out.

 

[Lee Barner]

found it. it is lighter colored than the ones around here. a few years back I was sitting on my favorite log squirrel hunting and kept hearing something rustling in the leaves near my feet. after a few minutes it stuck it's head up thru the leaves. eased the old .22 over and put it to sleep and went to the truck. we had had freezing temps but it had gotten back up in the 50s so he came out to hunt I guess. lee

 

[Comrad]

Got the body but don't see the head. Mean trick to play on old people.

 

[rog8732]

I found the word, COPPERHEAD, easy enough but no snake.....I reckon I'm one of them durn city-slickers.

 

[rog8732]

On a standing adult, what is the typical area of the copperhead bite ?

 

[Mike McLellan]

Is it wearing a green bow-tie?

 

[Coldshooter]

Now it is easy to see why the Northern Anti-war and Confederate sympathisers were called Copperheads.

 

[italiansport]

It's there alright but I doubt if many would see it in time to avoid stepping on it . All the more reason to be very careful when in snake territory. If we had Copperheads here I'd wear snake proof boots.
Jim

 

[vigil617]

Is it wearing a green bow-tie?

No, and it ain't wearin' a fig leaf neither.

SPOILER ALERT: Don't decode the next sentence if you want to keep looking for it:

.eit wob neerg eht morf ,drawnwod ylthgils dna ,tfel eht ot sehcni fo elpuoc a kooL.

 

[Jessie]

I can't tell which end is which. I sure would not be looking that hard if I was walking through there.
That's why I don't like snakes.

 

[Jessie]

On a standing adult, what is the typical area of the copperhead bite ?

The ankles, but usually the hands or arms when you're reaching for something.

 

[Iggy]

Looks to me like the head is towards the left side of the picture.

 

[Coaltminer]

Can't find it. Got plenty here in WV, seen some bigguns, most killed by cars on the roads by our house, and, no, I'm NOT going under the house to change the filter in the summer!

 

[snowman]

Found it; not as big as most of the ones posted here.

Andy