T.radix den?

[mustang]

That is refreshing to hear. Nice job being respectful and responsible, Robert.

thank u i dont here that often usually im called lazy, jack _ _ _, or a smart _ _ _ (since im in science academy i cant be a dumb _ _ _) but when it comes to enviormental science im a know-it-all! being a social outcast for elementery &midle school and spending my time outside has payed off in an AP class!!! now whos the bright one all u people at brandies hs!

[mustang]

sorry i rant at times

[guidofatherof5]

With a big snow storm due in now it looks like the T.radix den is shutdown until Spring. I hope before the Spring exodus I will find a snake camera to take a look down in the den. I'll try to get some video and post.

[ConcinusMan]

I always knew there was no way for you to have the concentration of snakes that you have, without there being hibernacula around! Give's me an idea though. I had already planned to go to some ordinoides hibernacula spots I know of, this coming spring, just so I can check them out while there are so many concentrated in one area.(looking for "special" ones) For just a few days a year in the spring, and again in the fall, you can definitely observe "piles" of them mating. I'll be sure to bring a video camera!

[guidofatherof5]

I call this a den but it's not a large amount of snakes. I think the concentration around my area is normal. I think the snakes have places like mine all over the area.
I've never seen a mating ball or for that matter any mating going on in the Spring. It may all be taking place under the cover of my deck. With the camera under there I will have more of an idea this Spring.
I guess it will then become the XXX radix cam

[ConcinusMan]

.... Scary thing is, you'll probably get way more viewers if you name it that!

[charles parenteau]

well done its very nice!

[guidofatherof5]

Sunday 3/21/10. Saw my first snake at the top of the den.

[gregmonsta]

Woot ready for action!

[drache]

exciting