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Have another comic from Bird and Moon's Our Wild City.

Never tangled with a cottonmouth, but I have with timber rattlers. I almost stepped on one and only realized it after the fact. That was the only time I seen one even try thinking of attacking me since I was stuck in the rain and was seeking cover a few feet away under a table umbrella.

Did lead to this neat photo, though!

Never tangled with a cottonmouth, but I have with timber rattlers. I almost stepped on one and only realized it after the fact. That was the only time I seen one even try thinking of attacking me since I was stuck in the rain and was seeking cover a few feet away under a table umbrella.

Did lead to this neat photo, though!
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Date: 2017-06-17 05:13 pm (UTC)I've seen different efforts even in a big city to help animals adapt and have a higher quality of life - info about what hedgehogs eat, feeding birds, planting flowers that bees are attracted to. I think general awareness is one the most important things. You don't have to actively help if you don't want to, just leave wildlife be.
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Date: 2017-06-16 01:51 pm (UTC)Garter snakes I've dealt with before and they're fine. I'm told they eat small prey and whatnot and it's neat following them with a camera too. My encounters with rattlesnakes though do remind me to be careful on some established trails though, especially ones that don't see much foot traffic but have a lot of rodents around.
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