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Green tree snake head close-up in Texas, USA

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Green tree snake head close-up in Texas, USA

Close-up portrait of a green tree snake head showing detailed smooth green and yellow scales and a large round eye, wildlife, Texas, USA.

Autor
Jeremy Woodhouse
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5,100 × 3,400 px
Orientación
horizontal
Ubicación
Texas, USA
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Libre de regalías

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