Sunday, October 11, 2020

Member Photos: Green Tree Snake

Master naturalist, Dennis Reeves, reports that he recently saw two green tree snakes.  Growing up in Kentucky, he saw them frequently.  These are the first he has seen in Virginia after living here for almost 50 years.  Both snakes were soaking up a little Autumn sun, one on the Dick and Willie Trail and the other in his driveway.


Photo by Dennis Reeves


Photo by Dennis Reeves


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