A brown vine snake swallowing an anole lizard in the Panamanian jungle
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Herpetology in Panama

A few striking snake photographs, taken during my escapades deep in the jungles of Panama — Chagres National Park, the Darién, the Cordillera Central…

A vine snake with prey caught in its jawsA patterned snake resting along a branchA green snake gripping a frog in dense undergrowthA green snake with a frog held fast among river stonesClose-up of a green snake mid-strike on a frogA green snake threading through dry bamboo and forest litterA viper coiled on wet, moss-covered barkClose-up of a viper's headA snake banded in red, black, and white, among riverbed stonesA snake with a lizard caught in its jaws, tangled in low branchesA snake that has caught a hummingbird, its wings still spreadA green snake swallowing a hummingbird headfirst among green leavesA green snake with a hummingbird held in its jawsA pale, dark-blotched snake coiled beside a fallen logA pale, dark-blotched snake stretched along sun-dappled leaf litterA pale, dark-blotched snake gliding over a weathered log

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