Warmer spring days sparks the commencement of snake season, when they come active out of brumation, looking to breed and source food. Experts say the unusually warm weather has led to an increase in snake sightings and activity.
To avoid an unwanted visit from a snake, keep grass areas around houses low and well maintained, also avoid piling up left over wood from winter or accumulating stick piles. Tin sheets or any household items like these that are piled up, can draw in heat providing a perfect man-made habitat for snakes.
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