Quintessential blue,
Texas Indigo Snakes bite.
Oh, not poisonous!
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Poisonous or not! I'm afraid
of snakes no matter the hue.
Interesting fact, Texas Indigo Snakes eat
mice, birds, and rattlesnakes.
Thank you for reading!
About the Creator
Babs Iverson
Barbara J Iversen, also known as Babs Iverson, lives in Texas and loves her grandkids to the moon and back. After writing one story, she found that writing has many benefits especially during a pandemic and a Texas-size Arctic Blast.
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Comments (9)
I can't believe I missed this one but really great work 😊😊
I have a healthy respect for snakes and will hold pet ones. Those blue ones are so pretty and they eat rattlesnakes?? I'd consider them an ally lol. I had to remove a few different snakes from near the chicken run and my garden early last spring and I get nervous grabbing them when I don't know which kind they are as we do have some poisonous species here in VT, but it was a choice between leaving them out there near my children, the chickens and chicks while I went to get my phone to look them up, or just grab and toss them behind the fence.
Pretty poem, and I hate 'em too.
Whoaaa they even eat rattlesnakes? But gosh, they're soooo beautiful!
Like you Babs I am not much a fan of snakes. Although I do enjoy the visual of an exotic snake such as the Texas Indigo Snake.
This one is very clever Babs.
He's pretty.
40? Wow. Love the word Quintessential 🥰
Great work!!!!
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