rattlesnakes: 5 Quick Measures to Guard Against Rattlesnakes in Tucson AZ
- 01/20/24 09:24 AM
Discover Effective Measures to Guard Against Rattlesnakes in Tucson, AZ Rattlesnakes are often a topic of conversation when relocating folks are thinking about purchasing a home in the Tucson, AZ region.
Here's some quick tips to help you avoid that dangerous desert dweller! (this probably isn't a rattlesnake, but I'm using my own photos!) 1. Maintain a snake-free zone around your property by trimming brush and removing items that may provide hiding spots for rodents. Stay vigilant and aware of your surroundings. 2. Be cautious when outdoors on sunny days, as snakes may seek shade under rocks. Avoid lifting rocks … (0 comments)
And the unusual Rattlesnake Bridge on Broadway Avenue in Tucson, AZ wouldn't quite fit:
Yep - there he is!!!
Scary to say I was putting a broom away standing only a foot from this young guy. My first thought was, "Do I call 9-11"? Well, no, someone said call the fire department. So, I looked online and since 2009, our Northwest Fire Department does not answer snake calls. If I was in Rural Metro district, they would come out. No such luck. So then … (3 comments)
rattlesnakes: Rattlesnake time in Tucson AZ
- 04/03/12 08:35 AM
Rattlesnake time in Tucson AZ Spring is here and the snakes are waking up. Visitors and residents need to take extra care when going out and about. There are blue ones...
and red ones....
(This one actually says HSSSS but was going by so fast....) Seriously, they ARE waking up...you can read more about the dangers and preventative measures regarding Rattlesnakes here: LIFE in TUCSON: It's About that Rattlesnake Time Again! When you hear the HISSSSS, watch out!!!
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rattlesnakes: Rattlesnakes in the Tucson, AZ desert
- 06/11/10 06:43 PM
Rattlesnakes in the Tucson, AZ desert Rattlesnakes in the Tucson, AZ desert can be as close as your back yard. According to the national weather bureau, Tucson received more spring rain this year than past. And in the Tucson, AZ desert areas, we can expect snakes to be around until the cold weather days appear, generally late October. Experts say there is a connection between rain and rattlesnakes: the more rain, the more vegetation; The more plants, the more rodents; the more rodents, the more snakes.
I have never seen a live rattlesnake in the wild – but after doing … (7 comments)
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Discover Effective Measures to Guard Against Rattlesnakes in Tucson, AZ
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