Despite a good try from Ms. Sneaky here, Marissa was able to move this young Mojave Rattlesnake from the patio to a better location.
Year: 2024
Rattlesnake In The Yard
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake hanging out at a conveniently-provided rock wall with some deep holes in Ahwatukee. During the winter, homes often provide shelter opportunities which emulate the natural habitat that existed before them. This means that landscape designers have a lot of control over how many rattlesnake encounters will be at a home – much more than the common perception of “ur near the desert u will see snakes” that we see so often.
Baby Rattlesnake Shows Up At Snake Fence Estimate!
Jill just rang the doorbell at a Rattlesnake Fence estimate visit today, and immediately spotted this baby Western Diamondback Rattlesnake hanging out. Likely a sibling of the others that had initially prompted the call, the need for snake fencing at this property was pretty apparent.
Jill took some measurements to get a quote for the property, and relocated the little one to a better situation.
Snake Fence On Rebar
You have to look closely to see the steel mesh added to this rebar fence. Rattlesnakes will not be able to climb in or go under, making for an easier summer next year.
More information on Rattlesnake Fencing: https://rattlesnakesolutions.com/keep-snakes-away/snake-fence.php?p=social
Speckled Rattlesnake Trying To Beat The Heat
Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake seeking shade during the heat of the day back in August. The overhangs that cover most patios in the area are perfect for this activity, and don’t go unnoticed by the local wildlife. Bryce relocated the snake carefully to a suitable replacement spot that offered similar relief.
Rattlesnake Family Found In Backyard
From Bryce: “A family that moved from out of state a few years ago noticed a couple snakes hanging out by their potting plants on the patio, so they called for us to come and investigate. I found a mother western diamondback coiled at the base of the potting plants alongside 7 babies, all tucked further back in this photo. All were relocated to a pack rat nest, where momma watched me as I relocated each and every one of her youngins’”
Arizona Black Rattlesnaker Patiently Waiting In Prescott Backyard
In August, this Arizona Black Rattlesnake is the second found at this home near Prescott. Dane was just getting back into town and at the Phoenix airport, and the snake sat without moving in this position until he arrived there two hours later.
Relocated to perfect conditions for this species in the time of year.
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Found In Phoenix
This Western Diamondback Rattlesnake had an unfortunate run-in with a dog before we were called out to find and relocate it. Dogs, unlike people, are typically bitten upon second action – where the snake is approached or attacked. This is why rattlesnake aversion training can be critical.
Note:* It is a natural question in these situations to ask how the dog is doing. We know that our role in these cases is to simply provide information and do our job, and we don’t inquire for more information than is offered. Statistically, however, since the homeowner took quick action and chose a vet that works with antivenom, odds are in its favor.
Western Diamondback Rattlesnakes Found In Backyards
It’s always nice when the rattlesnake we’re called to capture ends up being a speckled rattlesnake! These pretty snakes are found near mountains, and we never get tired of them. This one was found late on a summer night near South Mountain, and taken back to the preserve.
Speckled Rattlesnake On The Patio
It’s always nice when the rattlesnake we’re called to capture ends up being a speckled rattlesnake! These pretty snakes are found near mountains, and we never get tired of them. This one was found late on a summer night near South Mountain, and taken back to the preserve.