I love this time of year. Everything is turning green and there’s wildlife to photograph and happy goats and llamas on pasture.
eastern kingbird
Aurora
blue jay
2TC
Odie
Baltimore oriole
Tramp
eastern meadowlark
Bob Cat heading out to hunt
red-winged blackbird
Dolly
sparrows
Ostara has become a total wild brat.
Bobolink
Sorry to overload with this last subject, but I’ve never seen such an agreeable snake before.
fox snake
probably at least four feet long
Here’s to another great weekend!
Teresa
Eden Hills 
Snakes are an asset on farms and in gardens. As long as they are not the pit vipers.
Luckily, I don’t really have to worry about poisonous snakes.
That’s great. Our son has to watch for water moccasins and rattlers in his city back yard.
That’s just scary. I am glad I don’t have to worry about that at least.
Your snake pictures were wonderful!
Robyn
Thank you!
Do you know what kind of snake that is? I’ve never seen one like that. We have little garter snakes in our yard, but we don’t see them often.Jeanne
I was told by fb friends that it is a fox snake.