Can You Spot the Snake?

[Wingfoot]

Our Kansas District Manager sent this out as an email:

As fall approaches, some of our “legless and armless” critters will be hard to spot with all of the leaves on the ground.

Especially, the Copperhead snakes. Please be careful and keep your eyes open.

Snakes may be hard to spot this fall when all the leaves drop on the ground near the privacy fence, or the storage house and the underbrush gets crowded with leaves and limbs. Be careful when you rake those fall leaves. There may be a BIG surprise!

CAN YOU SPOT THE SNAKE?

http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff124/wingfootsmp/image001-1.jpg



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Here it is!

http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff124/wingfootsmp/image002-1.jpg

Please be careful!

[yahoo]

wow!!! i'm glad someone had the time to do that!!! that one was hard to see...

[AULupstate]

Yeah and if you get bit you better be to work the next day because 'we' sent you this email telling you to look out. It's you fault if you do and 'we're' not paying you sick time.

[yahoo]

as spray would say ..................a preventable accident!!!!

[Goldenboy]

I'm just really glad we don't have venomous snakes where I work.

[sprayandpray]

He's a baby compared to the 5 footer I caught about 5 years ago I haven't seen many snakes in the past few years - too much development I guess.

[TBONE]

Wow without the outline I would have never found that :stars:

[beyond help]

sneaky bastard

[scap]

I have yet to encounter a snake.