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02/19/2026

Yes, we have these in South Texas.

12/03/2025

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10/28/2025

Baby Copperheads from NOW THROUGH NOVEMBER. This photo came from a Animal Control Officer who reminds us that it is baby copperhead season. As the officer said : copperheads like damp areas so watch around toys, dog bowls, flower pots, etc. IN ADDITION, wear closed shoes when out in the grass in the event that you inadvertently step on one. Baby copperheads have a yellow/green tail tip as an additional way to ID.Range of the two Copperhead species in the US, and their ...
Copperheads are found across the central and eastern United States, with populations stretching from the Florida panhandle and the eastern seaboard to New England, and extending westward to Nebraska, Kansas, and eastern Texas. They inhabit various forested areas and rocky, damp habitats, and can be found in suburban and even urban areas where development has encroached on their natural environments.
REMEMBER TO LOOK BEFORE GRABBING/TOUCHING THINGS OUTSIDE. Keep yourself and your family safe.

10/14/2025

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09/26/2025

OP Gardening Success Tips

09/26/2025

This is why you don’t kill black snakes / king snakes. King snakes are constrictors and resistant to copperhead, rattlesnake, and cottonmouth venom, which is precisely why venomous snakes are easy prey for them. They can easily overpower venomous species.

Your property is MUCH safer with these snakes allowed to police it.

09/16/2025

✨ Types of Fireflies
Fireflies are more than glowing summer lights — they’re vital pollinators, pest-controllers, and indicators of healthy ecosystems.

• Sidewinder (Photinus brimleyi) → unique angled flight
• Black Firefly (Lucidota atra) → rare & non-glowing
• Blue Ghost Firefly (Phausis reticulata) → soft, eerie glow
• Diurnal Fireflies (Lychnas sp.) → active in daylight
• Photinus pyralis → common backyard firefly
• Photuris versicolor → known for mimicry tricks
• Pyractomena borealis → early-season glow
• Pleototmus pallens → late-season flasher
• Larvae (various species) → live underground for 1–2 years before glowing

🌿 Protect fireflies by reducing lawn chemicals, keeping dark skies, and leaving wild edges in your garden.