When I don't know what to do with myself, I go to Sullivan county. Always neat stuff to be found! I found 4 of the 6 species of snakes I expected to see up at that elevation. The only 2 missing were the Eastern milksnake and the northern watersnake. These are: smooth green snake, red-bellied and ringneck snakes, ventrally, to show color; Eastern gartersnake; ringneck snake; and red bellied and ringneck snakes. I found 16 snakes, in total, with 8 under one rock!
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Ahh. Ring necks I’ve found 68 in one day!!! The green snake is a bucket list find for me!
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Is that common for there to be a bunch of them in one place?
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