Snake in the grass. No joke!! The gardener saw it in my yard while he was mowing the field. He knocked on my door so I could get pictures. ~~ I welcome armadillos, birds, geckos, moles, & squirrels but reject snakes in my yard!!
BAD grief!! Deb, I do not know why they are in and near my yard. However, other residents have a problem, too. In the nearby RV Park, a Copperhead was killed a week ago. This past week, a snake (unknown kind) in the “basement” of the trailer home of another CARE resident. ~~ I’m watching where I go and what I do IN THE GARDEN. My new concern: The tarp shelter. There are lots of planters, and garden stuff, stacked in there and a good hiding place for a snake.
That one looks like it might be poisonous!!!!
Here’s a website with Texas venomous snakes, in case you haven’t already seen it:
http://tpwd.texas.gov/education/resources/texas-junior-naturalists/be-nature-safe/venomous-snake-safety
Good grief! Why are they all heading for your place all of a sudden?
BAD grief!! Deb, I do not know why they are in and near my yard. However, other residents have a problem, too. In the nearby RV Park, a Copperhead was killed a week ago. This past week, a snake (unknown kind) in the “basement” of the trailer home of another CARE resident. ~~ I’m watching where I go and what I do IN THE GARDEN. My new concern: The tarp shelter. There are lots of planters, and garden stuff, stacked in there and a good hiding place for a snake.