Thanks (and another question)

Posted by Lyn on May 01, 2003 at 20:36:30:

In Reply to: Found today in Buffalo NY Backyard posted by oldherper on May 01, 2003 at 20:26:56:

Thank you very much for the quick ID! It was light out when he was caught, but now it's gotten dark and colder (around 50 degrees). I'm concerned about putting him outside tonight into a strange new area, going from a 68 degree house. I've never released a wild snake before. Would it be best to let him go ASAP tonight, or would it be better to let him go in the morning when it will be warming up a bit?

Follow Ups:

• Thanks (and another question) oldherper 05/01/03 (5)
  • Thanks again, released him this morning... Lyn 05/02/03 (4)
    • Thanks again, released him this morning... snakeguy88 05/02/03 (3)
      • Take a look at these brown snakes... Erik - NM 05/02/03 (1)
        • Now THAT is a helluva brown! thanks for the link! np snakeguy88 05/02/03 (0)
      • I've seen a few in the 16" to 18" range... oldherper 05/02/03 (0)

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