Red next to black, you're alright, Jack. Red next to yellow kills a fellow. This is how to tell a deadly Coral Snake from a harmless Milk Snake.
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Nice capture. Thanks for this important bit of information.
ReplyDeleteScary, though. We have a similar snake here; in fact, I caught one trying to get in the back door after getting in the garage. I've got to remember the color meme.
ReplyDeleteMilk or no milk, I would never take a snake in my hands... you never know...
ReplyDeleteI'm getting to be OK with snakes after living 30 years where the snakes are harmless-- mostly simple garter snakes.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that!
ReplyDeleteA good thing to know!
ReplyDeleteI"m glad I don't have to worry as we have no snakes here in New Zealand!
ReplyDeleteMilk shake or not, I would not be holding it. genie
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