SeanKroll
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No scale to be able to tell, but this is a big garter snake, about/ over 1" diameter.
Those log halves (painted ends) are over 12" thick.
Those log halves (painted ends) are over 12" thick.
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Treeaddict
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We have those on the right coast as well. They must be widely distributed.
Bastards were eating my clover :^D There were two of them...
That wasn't unexpected. When I bought some seed last year, another customer in the shop asked if I was using it to bait deer. If the clover keeps them from eating my chestnut seedling, it'll be money well spent.
That wasn't unexpected. When I bought some seed last year, another customer in the shop asked if I was using it to bait deer. If the clover keeps them from eating my chestnut seedling, it'll be money well spent.
I was looking at Blackie sitting in the grass, and saw something move by him. My first thought was a bunny he caught, but he's not a hunter. He's scared of me, so I figured it would be an easy save. I went out to get the critter. We grow our bunnies a little different out this way. I think it'll be alright.
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I saw one on the trail this morning as well! Moved him out of the path.
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Burnham
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Box turtles are neat. We don't have them here.
I heard you should take them in the direction they were heading or they'll head back.
Turtles are cool interesting critters. I always felt especially bad for them on land clearing jobs. They have zero chance of getting away when the machines roll in. Find their shattered shells after it was bushhogged out :^(
Turtles are cool interesting critters. I always felt especially bad for them on land clearing jobs. They have zero chance of getting away when the machines roll in. Find their shattered shells after it was bushhogged out :^(
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