[DadFly]

Taken above Wenatchee.

[DigitalJanitor]

It almost looks like it has different markings on one side of its body. My amateur guess would be it's some kind of genetic mosaic... Pretty cool!

[DadFly]

Exactly! It does have unmatching markings split down the middle. Designer snake! That is why I am asking if anyone has seen this before.

[Bootpathguy]

That's a ordinary bull snake. For some reason that snake has turned it's body slightly to the side. Probably defensive related. What you are seeing, or should I say, what was captured in the photo is a optical illusion. The top, and side, scale patterns on a bullsnake are different. You are seeing both at the same time

[moonspots]

[Cyclopath]

That looks like a politician to me.

[Jake Dogfish]

[Brushwork]

Very cool!!!!!

[moonspots]

My "rancher buddy" said it's a common bull snake. I've seen one just once, many years ago, so would have to just guess.

[slave524]

Cool picture!

[Foist]

[wolffie]

I met some people who'd seen a 2-headed snake. I asked them if they had any more of that good stuff they'd been smoking. Later, I found that 2-headed snakes are rare but not uncommon. Some have a head at either end (like Dr. Doolittle's "Pushme - Pullya"); others have 2 or even more heads at one end. Neural tube accidents in development. There are 2-headed humans -- identical twins sharing the same torso. I read about one such pair living in adulthood -- one might expect we would have a lot to learn from them about how to get along with each other. Maybe THEY should be politicians -- they must have well-developed negotiating skills!

[BigBrunyon]

you gotta watch out for them vipers when you're crossing those fields over by wenatchee

[BigBrunyon]

Or mose lake!!

[Navy salad]