I came to an abrupt halt when I saw a snake in the road. I told myself to be ready to jump back if it moved. What kind of snake is it? No, first things first. Is it alive or dead? It’s in the road and most likely dead. Good grief! It’s a stick!
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lol…safety first..it could just as easily been a noneck
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The word noneck is new to me. I like it.
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Lol..that is what the field hands used to call creepy crawler snakes
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I thought it was a stick but I’d be just like you!
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That photo was zoomed in. What I saw was smaller.
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You would not believe the things I think I see only to see it is not!
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I’m that way, too. I used to tell David what I saw, and his brain was flexible enough to see things the peculiar way I did.
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I like that–flexible brain!
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Glad it wasn’t a snake!🐍Whew!
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I’ve seen only dead snakes on the road. I’ve spotted black snakes in my garden, and that’s a great place for them to be.
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That’s the best kind of snake.
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That’s my kind of snake … slither-less (if that is a word). 🙂
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Slither-less is an excellent description of a dead snake. Another blogger used “noneck” for snake.
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I like “no neck” – that works too!
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😉
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Luckily, it was not a snake! But the shape of the stick would have made me think the same thing!
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I can’t stand snake and that stick look like one indeed. Would have been enough for me to run miles😱
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The newspaper this morning warned of copperhead snakes! Of course the article went on to say we are unlikely to encounter one. Guess they just wanted us to read their paper!
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We have copperheads here, but I’ve not seen one.
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And we both hope not to!
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It’s look a snake but it’s stick. Glad it wasn’t a snake!
Tack care my friend,Anne!
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