.............yesterday that I told you I caught a baby snake last week?
Well today I caught his big brother!Mum is getting a bit worried now because I am not catching them in the fields, but in the garden. She said she won't be going out there in sandals or slippers any more.
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That just means your mom is doing such a good job with her garden all kinds of wildlife want to come and enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteWow, Flynn, your hunting ability knows no bounds! Most impressive!
ReplyDeleteExcellent hunting, but do be careful...Poppa might be looking for the family!
ReplyDeleteYou are doing a great job, Flynn, protecting your mum's toesies from those vishus snakes!
ReplyDeleteWell done Flynn!
ReplyDeleteWe are imagining your Mum's screams of delight...
CC wants to get a snake that big!
Holy mackerel, Flynn! You're one pawsome hunter!!
ReplyDeleteAre your snakes with poison? Mum is happy we don't have them around here, not even the ususal garden snakes.
ReplyDeleteGoodness, now that's a great sign for British wildlife - but possibly not too good for you if you can't wander about shoeless. But these are grass snakes, right? Not adders?
ReplyDeleteWOW!
ReplyDeleteThat's quite the serpent you have there! Good work!
Hello Eric and Flynn. I have just discovered your blog, what beautiful ginger kitties you are!
ReplyDeleteThat snake looks mighty big, you boys be careful out there!
Flynn what a great hunter you are. Now I like hunting lizards and mice but I don't know about snakes. There were snakes where we used to live but I never saw any. Mom said she saw a pretty green and black one once and Pirate, a long time ago kitty, played with it. We had to watch out for rattlesnakes there.
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Casper
That is a big brother ! You guys be careful!
ReplyDeleteOur Mommy would be scared!...We're glad you are such a great hunter, Flynn and you are doing a fantastic job guarding your garden...lots of kisses...Calle, Halle, Sukki
ReplyDeleteOh Flynnie! You must be careful! Even if they are not poisonous kind, a bite is a bite!
ReplyDeleteThere is still bacteria introduced into the bite and the bite may hit a nerve tract .
We love you and Eric so much. Please leave the snakes alone. What do you think is drawing them into your garden?
Oah my goodness!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are very good!!!
But please also be careful ok!!
Well done Flynn!
ReplyDeleteThey're grass snakes and completely harmless. Bites from grass snakes are extremely rare.
Grass snakes mainly defend themselves by generating a rather pungent smell
Whoa, Flynn! You are my hero! I am beyond impressed.
ReplyDeleteO, Flynn, you are ours hero, too.
ReplyDeleteYou are so brave an fearless.
That is a big a*s snake. Whoa.
Love & Purrs,
KC & Kitties
ohmigod, another one!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBrave friends, good work but please take car okay!
hugs
purrs and love
Luna
We agree - that is a BIG snake. We're impressed with your mad skills but definitely concerned about their numbers!!
ReplyDeleteYikes!! We hope they don't get any bigger, Flynn! Our mom says she'd stay out of the garden too!
ReplyDeleteFlynn--that isn't a cobra is it?? I mean, it IS bigger!! You would hear Tommy screamin' all the way to England if we brought her one of those...such a hunter you are!!
ReplyDeleteMum says if we brought her a snake in like that we would see her disappearing into the distance in two seconds!! She says to tell your mum nothing less than waders outside would be enough for her!
ReplyDeleteOh my cats Eric and Flynn you better get Mom some stilts so that she can walk outside. There is no way I'd go in the garden either. We have ivy ground covering around our bird feeders and bird bath. Mom will not step in it this time of year because it is a fav of the reptiles. In order to get to the feeders and bath, she says she has to walk around her elbow to get to her thumb. I have no idea what she is talking about. MOL.
ReplyDeleteMadi
This one looks even bigger than the last one! I don't blame your mom one bit for not going out there!!
ReplyDeleteFlynn, this is verreh scary! we has never seed a snake around here at all, let alone caughted one. and that one is huge! do not get hurted, and make sure you protect your mommeh.
ReplyDeleteWowie!! A snake!! You are a great Hunter Flynn!!
ReplyDeleteHowdy from your TX furiends,
MEOWZA!!!!!!!!! We didn't get to visit yesterday cuz there was a pic of a snake........so today we convinced mama it was safe to visit and yet another snake picture.
ReplyDeleteOur mama has a terrible phobia about snakes.....due to a very unhappy and unfortunate encounter with one when she was very young.
We love you fellas, but are hoping there won't be any more snakes!!!!! :)
That completely freaked my mom out. What a good hunter you are!
ReplyDeleteEEK!
ReplyDeleteWE hope you don't run into the Momma and Daddy snake next....
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Abby
Oh Flynn, you're so brave! Our Mom would freak out if she saw a snake in our garden.
ReplyDeleteWow Flynn what a big snake that is! You are such a good hunter! And we bet your mom is glad to know that you are taking care of them!!
ReplyDeleteThose are quite big...Mom would be scared too!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! My mom is scared of spiders and doesn't deal much with the plants either.
ReplyDeleteI hate to say it, but maybe there is a nest of snakes there. Maybe this is the mama and the others are her babies.
ReplyDeleteI don't blame you for not wanting to go into the garden without boots on. Even then, I'd be wary.
Just the thought makes me squirm.
At least trusty Flynn is on the lookout for you!
You are so very very brave! I not likes snakes.
ReplyDeleteOK...we is running away fast now...we are hiding under the bed now...our mewmie is skeered, too! The snakes around our house are poisonous Copperheads but we've never seen one!
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