Todd,

Yes, there are indigos in the Pollywog Pond area, as well as other ophiophagous snakes; splendida, oaxaca, M.s.schotti, TX corals, and road runners, raccoons, skunks and feral cats. I still see plenty of meahllmorum on the roads around P.Pond, just very difficult to track down inside the woods and tall grass. There are also diamond-backed waters, blotched waters, atrox, checkered garters, gulf coast ribbons, virginia, rough greens, green anoles, ground skinks, lots of water fowl, etc., so the pressure is not all on meahllmorum to feed the snake eaters. I have found all of these animals in this area, but it is the thick, tall grass that makes it so difficult to find anything, imho. The d-back' waters are the easiest to find as they often lay right along the banks in very shallow water, and they get huge.

The water in the little stream/creek that runs through P.Pond is slightly brackish, but I am not sure about the ponds themselves. They are very close to the Nueces R., so, I suspect they are probably brackish also. Interesting observation, there, on the brackish water...

-Toby

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