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I came across this in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. At first we thought it was a diamondback, but it looks like it may be a timber rattler.

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Don't worry, we left alone and didn't harm it!Closeup of skin pattern.
 
Rattle visible.
 
Snake in the grass, partially visible.
 
Better view of the snake.
 

By Kelli

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It looks more like a diamond back to me.

 

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