Saw this bad boy today

[Johnsfolly]

1 hour ago, ness said:

At least there are no snakes in Ireland, thanks to old St. Patty!   

 

 

I often think that the shamrock was not really a symbol that St Patrick used to describe the holy trinity, but the actual number of snakes in Ireland before he pushed them out .

It was not hot... just saying.

[Terrierman]

9 hours ago, Johnsfolly said:

In No. Ireland slurry trucks, tractors with rolled hay, and sheep go at their own pace . The non-highway (motorways) road designations at that time (1998 and 1999) were A, B, and C roads. The A designated roads were typical two lane roads with some areas going up to three to four lanes for passing. B roads were narrower two lane roads with little opportunities to pass. C roads were glorified lanes and usually were lined on both sides with a thick hedge.

I'm sure a lot of the C roads were sunken lanes where the hedge started car top high or higher.  They sure were in SW England. 

Great places to visit, not so hot for making a living.  Loved the people and the hunting.  And the food and drink.  Made it clear to me where the revolutionary spirit came from!

[jdmidwest]

Anybody seen any more rattlers? 

[MOPanfisher]

Not me but one of my friends sent me a pic of a big ole timber rattler he caught down around Cassville, couple days later he sent me a pic of it skinned, chunked up and fried.

[snagged in outlet 3]

This one is living in my garage.  
 

[snagged in outlet 3]

I wanted to catch him and put him out back but they’re difficult to catch without hurting them.   

[Greasy B]

Mr and Mrs Skink alway put on a good show in our burb garage, especially during matting season.

I’ve live in a few neighborhoods where I never seen anything more interesting than a cockroach, I always figured the lack of wildlife was a relic of the toxic past because there was plenty of habitats. 

We recently moved to the country, we’ve started a life list for the new home. So far everything we’re seen has been pretty interesting but I’m sure we’ll have our share PIA critters. 

[Terrierman]

4 hours ago, snagged in outlet 3 said:

This one is living in my garage.  
 

Hardly even an appetizer.

 

[Greasy B]

2 hours ago, Greasy B said:

Mr and Mrs Skink always put on a good show in our burb garage, especially during matting season.

I’ve live in a few neighborhoods where I never seen anything more interesting than a cockroach, I always figured the lack of wildlife was a relic of the toxic past because there was plenty of habitats. 

We recently moved to the country, we’ve started a life list for the new home. So far everything we’re seen has been pretty interesting but I’m sure we’ll have our share PIA critters. 

 

[Bushbeater]

Hope you don't get Armadillos. Their really a PIA critter.