Tiny Snake is Tiny

Stacykins

Crowing
9 Years
Jan 19, 2011
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Escanaba, MI
Today my mother (who is afraid of snakes) came in to tell me that there was a snake in the driveway. She knew I'd be interested, and I rushed to grab the camera. It was an ultra tiny Northern Red Bellied Snake! I've seen earthworms twice the size of this little noodle! I took some pictures of the little one before letting it disappear into the grass. I am just glad Mom, despite her fear of snakes, respects that they belong in this world too. I know a lot of people who would have ended that little snake quicker than you can blink..

Just look at that vibrant belly! Wow! This snake was less red bellied and more in the red orange part of the color spectrum. It varies from specimen to specimen.
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I wish I'd taken a picture next to a coin or something to show relative size, but I was too enthralled to think about it until well after I'd let it on its way.
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awww very cute! i found a little baby snake like that jsut a little bit bigger though not much took it home to show my then 4 year old nephew he wanted me to keep it so bad but we took it back out and let it go
 
Awe what an adorable little guy. Say a big thank you to your mother for not killing him. Like you said so many people would have. I am one who welcomes snakes until they eat an egg or a chick then they are relocated. And by relocated I mean about an hour away from me. Lol! I mostly have garden snakes and they dont mess with my chickens. They actually dont dare go in there I have a new cochin rooster and a hen that kill any snake they see.
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