I didn't smell no whiskey burnin'...

Copperhead?

Great photo!

Don't get too close!

We had a couple visitors in our front yard — no danger noodles, though.

No guitars and no studio - sometimes a relief!
heres a couple....
Walking the dog the other night...Can you see the Rattlesnake just to the right of the sidewalk about 10 feet in front of my dog( top of frame center)...who had no idea! These are out in force this year...
And the Lunar eclipse, iphone from my back slider...

Quote from: Artgeckko on Yesterday at 06:25:43 PMNo guitars and no studio - sometimes a relief!
heres a couple....
Walking the dog the other night...Can you see the Rattlesnake just to the right of the sidewalk about 10 feet in front of my dog( top of frame center)...who had no idea! These are out in force this year...
And the Lunar eclipse, iphone from my back slider...

Not sure; is that the buzzworm just south of the white flowers at top, alongside the topmost sidewalk expansion joint?

Peter

Quote from: Nova Constellatio on Yesterday at 07:52:36 AMWe had a couple visitors in our front yard — no danger noodles, though.

I wonder if they were what had the birds on alert? 

Quote from: Artgeckko on Yesterday at 06:25:43 PMWalking the dog the other night...Can you see the Rattlesnake just to the right of the sidewalk about 10 feet in front of my dog( top of frame center)...who had no idea! These are out in force this year...

Stealth hunters, in camo! I can't pick the shape out... camera is focused in closer. It is amazing how they disappear. I am guessing it was attracted to the water from the sprinkler heads? That's what brings them out of the woods here... dry weather. The copperhead was easy to see in the road, but I would defy anyone to spot it coiled in leaf rubbish. Those hourglass patterns are designed to vanish.