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Venomous Snake Slithers at Pyramid Mountain
A reader snapped photos of this copperhead.
A Patch reader spotted what appears to be a copperhead snake while hiking up in the township in mid-September.
The reader .
According to the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildwife, the Northern Copperhead is venomous and ranges in length from about 2 to 4 feet. It's red-brown with darker crossbands and tends to be found in on rocky slopes and in forests in the northern part of the state.
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