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It's a baby!

Nadine88

Nadine88

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I was checking my bluebird box this morning for wintertime repairs and I noticed a little snake tail wrapped around the upper edge of the stovepipe predator guard. My first thought was I bet it's a baby rat snake. I am lucky to have lots of wild rat snakes.

I gently touched the tail and up popped a baby corn! YAY!

Added a dollar bill for size comparison
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It was chilly overnight so the snake took a few minutes to warm up. Once it was toasty, it didn't want to have anything to do with me :p

babycorn2.jpg
 
Oh my gosh that is way to cute and a good looking snake. Congrats on the find. I wish I lived somewhere that I could see wild corn snakes.
 
looks alot loke mine, mine is a little bigger and a different pattern on the top of his head. Ive had mine a little over a week and already love him.
 
Nice baby find!

Jessica29 said:
So cute! Glad I don't have wild corn snakes around here, I couldn't resist keeping them all!
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Grass is always greener. I think all the time how I wish I lived out west to herp.
 
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