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Artificial Cover
Pieces of plywood or corrugated metal set out in semi-sunny areas at the edge of the woods and a field will often attract snakes. 
Tiny Treasure
| The first board had two milks under it, a yearling and an adult female. Smaller Eastern Milks often have "chestnut" blotches on a grey background, which change colors as the snake ages. 
Mad Milk
| The larger milk was this freshly shed female. She was quite feisty and did a lot of tail vibrating and striking. Click here to see another photo of this snake 
Cleveland-area Constrictor
| He's a photo of the younger one after I got it out from under the board. It had kind of a whacky head/neck pattern. 
Ol' Blue Eyes
| The most commonly seen snakes were Eastern Garters. We saw 10-12 of them. This one has bluish eyes because it is in a shed cycle. 
See What Brown Can Do For You
| Only one DeKay's Snake (Northern Brown Snake) was seen. 
Last Lampropeltis
| The short outing came to a close with this way-cool male Eastern Milk Snake. |
