baby snake
JanMichael
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Sat Oct-17-09 05:06 PM
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there is a small snake on our front walkway--- we relocated him under a bush that cats generally don't look at-- but...
Should we bring him inside because of the low temps in NC, and then attempt to get him to a nature museum tomorrow? Or leave him, and let nature take it's course?
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Sat Oct-17-09 09:10 PM
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He's born to his climate and will thrive, assuming your kitties or another hungry animal don't eat him, which is out of our hands.
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