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Me too
I used to own a couple snakes but, they got out of their cage O.O

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Today I decided to put a couple of plants in the ground, started to dig the first hole and out popped this teeny cutie. So very happy I didn't get him/her with the shovel. It's a baby Black Racer. I'm going to have to catch some very small Brown Anoles for this one.
I dont own any snakes but dont dislike them. A friend of mine has tons of snakes in her yard & they were just killing them so i asked her not to kill them but to catch them & bring them to me. So they have been. I take them to the river & let them go or just release them in my yard. There was 15 in this bucket load. These are all just common garter snakes in this batch. Still kinda cool though
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awwwww!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
r black racers poisonous?
Not very likely to have been a Corn snake, they aren't usually found in the wild north of southern New Jersey. Just taking a guess, if it looked like a corn, it was probably an Eastern Milk Snake. (Google image search.) Would that be the same kind as the ones living near your patio? I like the story of the meeting by the creek, can picture myself in that situation, getting comfortable on the hill to hang out with the snake for a little while.Another time when we had just moved into our house, but it was way more like camping my teenage son came in from outside with a drywall bucket. He came over to show me that he had found a beautiful snake in garage. It was trying to blend in with the extension and power cords but it had lots of color. Someone told me it was a corn snake? It was lovely, but I like them outside.