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Second Water Trail #236
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Second Water Trail #236, AZ
mini location map2007-09-15
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Second Water Trail #236Phoenix, AZ
Second Water Trail #236
Phoenix, AZ
Hiking3.20 Miles 485 AEG
Hiking3.20 Miles
485 ft AEG
 no routes
1st trip
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I found some old photos of a hike that I did in my 6 years ago. I remember seeing 6 d-backs and one gopher snake, so some photos are missing and might be added later if found. I also remember that it was the first time I saw a tailless whip scorpion and thought that it was rad. Now, I see those things all the time and don't pay much attention to them.

Also, the photos somewhat got smaller. Oh well.
 Fauna
 Fauna [ checklist ]
[ checklist ]  Gopher Snake  Queen Butterfly  Tailless Whip Scorpion  Tarantula  Western Diamondback Rattlesnake  Wildlife Handling and Feeding  Wolf Spider
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