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superbrenna

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i recently moved into florida, and i was expecting to see snakes (i live near a lake). but all ive seen are lizards and frogs. i did see one snake, but it was run over. :cry:
has anyobdy else experienced this?
 
Most snakes hide during the day and are on the move in the evening. I hope someone on this forum who lives nearer to you can help.
 
From my understanding...DOR's are all too common in certain places at certain times of the year down there.
 
superbrenna said:
i recently moved into florida, and i was expecting to see snakes (i live near a lake). but all ive seen are lizards and frogs. i did see one snake, but it was run over. :cry:
has anyobdy else experienced this?
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I have lived in Florida since 1972 and rarely see a snake unless I intnetionally go looking for them, and then I see plenty!
 
I'm on the other coast, we're coming up on mating season and you may start to see more snakes in the next month or so
 
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