can't use the back porch today by danapommet

Photography • Animals • posted on Aug 03, 2014

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Maybe about 12 feet (3.6 meters) long. One of my favorite photos from March 2004. I noticed that is was missing from the first page of my gallery and I wanted to replace it. This should zoom if you want to check the teeth. Thank you all for the supporting comments about my In-Laws. They are continuing to adjust and are doing very well. Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous favs and comments. They are very much appreciated. Dana

Comments (43)

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pat40

11:59AM | Wed, 06 August 2014

A Bit scary looking, lovely pic though

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dochtersions

2:32AM | Thu, 07 August 2014

Yikes, that mouth, or beak really frightens me, haha, but I zoomed in, I'm so relieved it's a photo, and it's not on our doorstep, Dana. A great and creepy shot, my friend.

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irisinthespring

8:06PM | Thu, 07 August 2014

Awesome capture, I hope he went back to his home and left you all alone. I have heard these are bad in Florida is that were you all live?

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ia-du-lin

4:24PM | Sat, 09 August 2014

very impressive photo

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rachris480907

12:27AM | Sun, 10 August 2014

Wow! He is a big dude! (or she is a big dudette!) Excellent capture!

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sharky_

3:33AM | Mon, 11 August 2014

Huge!!! Nice captaure. Aloha

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moochagoo

8:35AM | Tue, 12 August 2014

Looks like a banker after eating a big bonus :)

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aksirp

6:22AM | Wed, 13 August 2014

booaah! amazing animal and please Dana, do not go to near!! great capture!

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K_T_Ong

2:13PM | Fri, 15 August 2014

Ugh, crocs and alligators are such mean and dangerous creatures. I sure wouldn't want one near where I live! I wonder if there's some way to repel them and make them leave? Maybe certain sounds or scents?

danapommet

9:18PM | Fri, 15 August 2014

KT, they are protected by the State of Florida and the US Federal government. Where we fish, the alligators hang around to eat the fish as he try and reel the fish in. If the alligator eats our catch, we can lose our fishing license for feeding the alligators!

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