Time to freshen up the flower baskets and yard art.
Spring!
Back from the edge
It graces us with a bloom.
Texas Indigo Snake
Another South Texas Specialty.
Got to be quick with the camera.
They’re shy. They don’t hang around for long. Sightings generally only last a few seconds.
Indigo Snakes are the biggest snakes down here. This one was probably only four feet long or so. They top out at six to eight feet. They live in South Texas well down into Mexico. They eat anything they can catch. Mice, birds, lizards, frogs, and other snakes. Even rattlesnakes!
Why is it
If the airplane cabin we’re in is pressurized, why do our ears still pop as the plane gains and loses altitude?
Early indications
Early indications are that the palm is not to be so easily deterred.
