Thank you! Blessed to be working, that's for sure.I do so enjoy your posts in this thread..........When you remember
..........Just breaking chops.
Before the sun rises and after the sun sets is how time is measured by you
Yes, they are also very good.Quality is about the same, with the only subjective difference being safety placement.
cj65
for the help IDing) was found in a bag of potting soil.
the ol' herp master helps again...Had a big storm roll through last night. Cruising around the farm looking at what was knocked down or flooded.
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This Gopher Snake (thanks
We don't have snakes here, and actively try to keep them out, as they will damage native bird poplulations.
This one was picked up by the USDA for investigation.
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I couldn't tell ya, but if I find out more I'll share what I find.
MolokaiRider
I was making a joke about a bizarre cult-related incident from the 70's:
gotcha. looks like that little fella made a long trip to the island......
Ahhh my bad! That's a crazy story though!
I'm glad your little traveler doesn't look venomous.
Almost made it too!
some island chicken would have pecked it to death eventually.....
Iād imagine it lives happily ever after in a magnificent snake garden. With clouds and rainbows, and all the rodents, rabbits, lizards, birds, and, occasionally, other snakes, usually locating prey with their sense of smell one could ever desire.
Thx. Just curious.
I has a warm fuzzy now.
I get it. As it needs to be. I havenāt come to grips with what I do when I find a boa in the Everglades. I have a guy in NC who will want it, so I didnāt have to dispatch, but I would if I had to.Usually all invasive species are destroyed.....because they destroy an ecosystem......
Hawaii has been decimated by rats, mice, frogs, chameleons and the list goes on...
As always though the first really invasive species was MAN....
As always, I love seeing your posts and comments!!
South on the 27 is a āGatorland!ā Hee haw place that has exotic reptiles as well as native species. Smells horrific because they have too many gators swimming in a small pond pretty much a toilet. I like how they do education so people understand, but still dont like seeing wild animals confined in horrible conditions. I was wondering if Hawaii has a similar zoo type place to exhibit non native species with education on why misplaced animals can wreak havoc on fragile ecosystems.
