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"Pathfinder" from the album "Haexprocess" by Häxmästaren

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I was blessed with the opportunity to meet @xtrodinarypilot and his family recently and even to spend the night at his house. I thought it would be a good opportunity to get to know him a little better, and to share a bit more about who he is with you too! Enjoy the interview!

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Papa-pepper decided to test out an underwater video camera. The photos did not work out very well, but the video was nice. Usually I only see this from above the water too, so it is really cool to actually get a view of it from under the water.

In this video Papa-pepper tries his best to help others understand the easiest to accurately tell the difference between a Northern Water Snake and a Plain-Bellied Water Snake. Though both are nonvenomous, sometimes it is important to be able to tell the difference between species, and Papa-Pepper is here to help!

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The Plain-Bellied Water Snake (Nerodia erythrogaster) AKA the Plainbelly Water Snake is another one of those common, nonvenomous water snakes that often gets a bad rap. Yes, these guys will bite you, but you usually have to grab them first.

They are another water snake species that bears live young and does not lay eggs. Since they prefer permanent bodies of water, you will rarely find them far from lakes, ponds, streams, or rivers. The rest of the info is in the video, enjoy!

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Papa-pepper offers up a 500+ SBD bounty for anyone who can help make this idea a reality.

Papa-pepper offered up 500 SBD for someone to create a search engine to search a steemit username based on the tags that they used. Here is the winning site.

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An original entry to the steemit rap challenge hosted by @rondonson. Entries are to be one minute in length, so enjoy it if you've got the time. Based on a true story!

Papa-Pepper scores big time with perennial plants!

Snakes so fast that they are even called racers? Not only are these snakes fast, they are beautiful too! Back in Wisconsin, we had some of these, but they were a protected species, and I never found any. Down here in Arkansas, though, they are all over the place.

Racers are members of the colubrid family, and there are many different species of them. They are a slender, nonvenomous snake that will bite to defend itself. (Just check out the video to see how quickly they can strike.) They are an egg-laying snake that will eat rodents, lizards, birds, eggs, and even other snakes.

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These beautiful box turtles unfortunately have such a decreased population in many areas that they have even been declared a protected species. Here in the Ozarks, though, their population is stable and they are everywhere.

I am amazed at the number of species of animals that were also native to Wisconsin, but had such reduced numbers that they were considered endangered, threatened, or protected there, that can be found in abundance in the Ozarks. I'd rather be able to pick up and look at an animal freely, without having it be illegal, so I certainly appreciate it.

As the photo above can testify to, these turtles can move rather quickly when they want to. (Just look at how its legs are a blur!) The Ornate Box Turtle (Terrapene ornata ornata) is one of the common species of box turtles here. The Three Toed Box Turtle can also be found in abundance here. Unfortunately, though raccoons, possums, and coyotes pose natural threats to these beautiful creatures, I think that vehicles running them over on the road may be their primary cause of death.

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#boxturtle #wildman

Papa will be building a house, but I do not know what the house will look like. I've never came up wit floor plans for a house before, but I bet that there are some steemians with some pretty good skills and ideas out there. I'll run a series of contests to see if the community can't help me out on this one!

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With over 2500 species worldwide living on every continent except Antarctica, the Cicada is a common insect that many are familiar with. Papa-pepper has been enjoying them all his life.

These bugs are some longtime friends of mine..
With thousands of individual species living on every continent except Antarctica, the group of insects classified as Cicadas are incredible. I have seen a lot of posts featuring them since joining steemit and I was even blessed enough to be able to photograph on emerging from the larvae stage last year.

Some types of Cicada are classified as periodical Cicadas, which can take up to 17 years to emerge from the soil and finally transform into a flying creature.

As an adult, their size and bulk, not to mention their strong, yet transparent wings, sets them apart from other flying insects. In the summer, you can often hear them buzzing away high in the treetops. Enjoy the video of one of my favorite bugs!

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Although "Yes, they can be fatal" I still love these little guys. They are some very interesting arachnids and this species happens to be the most commonly encountered variety in the US. Did you know that scorpions are arachnids, like spiders are, and they are not insects?

For the most part, their stings are just painful, but in rare cases, they can be lethal. Also, please do not do some of the things that I do in this video. There really is no reason to.

The Striped Bark Scorpion (Centruroides vittatus) is the most commonly encountered scorpion in the United States. In fact, it is the only species that @papa-pepper has ever encountered in the wild. It can be found throughout the southern United States and Northern Mexico.

#wildman #papapepper #scorpion

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Check out what @jasonhenza brought to the meetup!