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The beautiful black rat snake

The beautiful black rat snake

I stood at the door of the cabin and said to myself, “Huh, look at that branch sticking up out of the ground. It looks just like a snake’s head.” The branch moved. It was a black snake, sticking his head out of his hole. The snake seemed to hold absolutely concrete-still. Made my neck hurt … read more The beautiful black rat snake

Posted on May 11, 2016May 15, 2019Author LisaCategories TreesTags 2014, black, Booger Hollow, snake, wren
The cautious wren

The cautious wren

The Carolina wren is a cheeky little bird. It produces song at an earsplitting volume, and will build a nest right on your front porch. At the cabin in Booger Hollow, we have a spot that’s been used by wrens for several years. The first year that we spent a week at the cabin, we … read more The cautious wren

Posted on May 3, 2016April 20, 2017Author LisaCategories Shelter, TreesTags 2012, birds, Booger Hollow, nest, predators, wren
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