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| Crotalus horridus
The Timber Rattlesnake is an iconic snake that was used as a symbol for the American colonies and the Revolutionary War. What a treat it has been to be able to observe them in the wild. |
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| My first timber was seen in this crack at a den site in Maryland with several friends.
Frederick County, MD. September 2012. |
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| A yellow animal out from under the rock but still under a web. Frederick County, MD. September
2012. |
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| Another animal starting to sit out. Frederick County, MD. September 2012. |
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| A beautiful yellow adult in a crack. Lehigh County, PA. September 2012. |
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| A neonate. Lehigh County, PA. September 2012. |
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| A dark male spotted from above by Rob. Lehigh County, PA. September 2012. |
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| Only saw this lone young timber out at this site. Berks County, PA. September 2012. |
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| Three gravid yellows. Schuylkill County, PA. June 2015. |
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| Four gravid females. Two yellow phases and two black phases. Schuylkill County, PA. June
2015. |
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| Road-cruised timber from southeastern Oklahoma. Le Flore County, OK. July 2018. |
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| A gorgeous little juvenile seen about an hour from the house. Montgomery County, TX. September 2019. |
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