No pond is complete without an occasional snake. I can't identify the last visitor (yesterday).
I can't find it in my Field Guide of (110) TX Snakes.
He was on the rocks at the pond edge. About 3' long . 1.5' was in plain view ,the rest disappeared into a potted acoris. After a minute I realized his black head and eye were in the acoris , watching me watch him. I had a good view for a few minutes, then he disappeared.
It was easy to not find him in the Guide; no snake was remotely his color ; Black with about 6 sky blue longitudinal stripes. A thin body like a coachwhip or racer.
Any ideas ?
I can't find it in my Field Guide of (110) TX Snakes.
He was on the rocks at the pond edge. About 3' long . 1.5' was in plain view ,the rest disappeared into a potted acoris. After a minute I realized his black head and eye were in the acoris , watching me watch him. I had a good view for a few minutes, then he disappeared.
It was easy to not find him in the Guide; no snake was remotely his color ; Black with about 6 sky blue longitudinal stripes. A thin body like a coachwhip or racer.
Any ideas ?
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