Brian the snake charmer
No snake was harmed in the writing of this post. : )
Brian was tying up the tomatoes yesterday and found this guy under a pile of leaves out in the veggie patch. We are taking down an old fence and there are probably plenty of snake hideaways. Brian just had to show me knowing how much I love snakes. Behind 'them' is the doomed hollyhock.
Brian was tying up the tomatoes yesterday and found this guy under a pile of leaves out in the veggie patch. We are taking down an old fence and there are probably plenty of snake hideaways. Brian just had to show me knowing how much I love snakes. Behind 'them' is the doomed hollyhock.
posted by Dianne @ 1:49 PM
4comments:
At 4:27 PM,
Diana LaMarre said…
Ewwwwwwwwwwwww
I don't like those either.
I don't think we have that kind here.
It doesn't really matter what kind though, as I don't like any of them!
At 6:23 PM,
Anne S said…
Yuk - wouldn't fancy meeting that in my garden! Snakes to me are totally fascinating behind glass at a zoo ... but definitely not face to face in nature!!
At 9:09 PM,
Stunned Donor said…
Looks to me like some sort of gopher snake, but you're too far east for that, maybe a northern brown snake?
Send him to me, he can eat my chipmunks.
At 6:51 PM,
Von said…
Yes, Dianne, please tell us you let the poor thing go! I don't really fancy seeing them up too close, but know they help keep the pests away. :D
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