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Great friends to have around.
Green Tree Frog. Better keep him away from the King Snake. It's very sad around here. Both snakes and frogs are almost completely gone along with many migratory birds and box turtles.
meanwhile, deer and deer ticks are multiplying like flies. My daughter was bitten the other day while birding. We hope the tick was not infected. Not all of them are. I've had Lyme Disease twice and Erlichiosis once. You don't wanna know. Lost 10 pounds in 11 days.
meanwhile, deer and deer ticks are multiplying like flies. My daughter was bitten the other day while birding. We hope the tick was not infected. Not all of them are. I've had Lyme Disease twice and Erlichiosis once. You don't wanna know. Lost 10 pounds in 11 days.
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We've still got box turtles & tree frogs, but we use to have many green grass snakes.....haven't seen them in 5-6 years.
Carolina rat snakes are common, but the deer have been decimated by an up tic in development.
i use to plant a soy patch next to my garden, as a diversion, don't need to do that anymore.
this fella is about 3ft. & lives under my front porch(keeps the rodents down)
Carolina rat snakes are common, but the deer have been decimated by an up tic in development.
i use to plant a soy patch next to my garden, as a diversion, don't need to do that anymore.
this fella is about 3ft. & lives under my front porch(keeps the rodents down)