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Posted by: drapert at Mon Jun 26 18:42:11 2017  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by drapert ]  
   

Spotted her again this year, trying to get under the cement near the garage doorway. Husband usually steps on her by accident. She's been coming around for several years and travels between our garage and can usually be found by our barn in the fall where she has a small "hidey-hole".

This year, I caught her with a pillowcase and released her in our garden. She wasn't happy with the idea, and headed to the grassy knoll as fast as she could slither.

If I see her again, is there a better habitat--as we have several different "habitats" available, and I'd like her to be comfortable and out of the prying eyes of the local cats and red-tailed raptors.


   

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