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Rattlesnake Stuck In Bird Netting

A Western Diamondback Rattlesnake found stuck in plastic netting in a north Phoenix backyard. This was the only rattlesnake seen in twenty years of living in the home, which had most likely come in looking for the dense cover and water opportunities provided. It may have been coming and going for a long time, however, […]

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Rattlesnake Encounter In Tucson

This Western Diamondback Rattlesnake surprised the homeowner as she went to turn off a hose. The snake was coiled beneath the faucet, where intermittent drops of water made a nice little spot to spend time on a hot day. Gary was careful to relocate the snake to the perfect situation within the snake’s estimated home […]

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Rattlesnake Hiding In A Backyard

This Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was just barely visible in this potted plant in a Phoenix backyard. The shade, water, and cover make for a great spot for a thirsty animal to hang out over the summer. The yard had some snake fencing installed by a landscaper or similar, which was only partially completed, making more […]

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Multiple Rattlesnakes At A Home

Addie spotted a Western Diamondback Rattlesnake fleeing the scene. The snake must have been in a hole during the initial inspection, but fled when the jackhammer started up. A few minutes later, a second rattlesnake was seen, also leaving the area. Then right after it was relocated, too, a third one was found under a […]

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Groundsnake Removal

A homeowner called about a snake inside the home. Marissa went out but it couldn’t be found. The next day, they saw it crawling under the couch, and put a bucket over it so it couldn’t disappear again, and Marissa went back out to get it. The neighborhood is the typical heavily watered and landscaped […]

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California Kingsnak And Friends

A homeowner sent in a photo of a shed skin, worrying it could be from a rattlesnake. Marissa let her know it was from a harmless California Kingsnake. However, the homeowner still wanted to have the property inspected, to make sure other snakes that aren’t as harmless weren’t also living there. The yard was nice […]

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