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Natural History/Field ObservationField observations of corn snakes, field collecting, or just general topics about the natural environment they are found in.
I was heading out herping this morning and I ended up making a wrong turn. To get back, I had to turn onto a road that I've never traveled before. I was probably traveling ~40 miles an hour when I noticed something in the road. I slowed down just in time to avoid running over this awesome bullsnake. What crazy dumb luck I've been having this year. After taking a few photos, I moved it on it's way.
He didn't move at all while I photographed him other than sticking his tongue out. I picked him up about halfway down his body. He didn't hiss or attempt to bite.
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I almost ran him over
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