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Great videos. My uncle used to live in Goshen and I'm from Monticello so I liked that you were in Orange County lol

WOW, Cool!❤

Here i Philippines, we used it for spider derby.

Toads are cute. My little siblings love it when i catch the toads for them to look at.

Ant baits by the foundation of your house will make these ants move back to their forefather’s forest in great numbers.

What a great show you have! I look forward to watching more episodes now that I'm subscribed!

Alway loved seeing the indigo in Florida my favorite too, They kept the rattle snakes away from the house, but the rattle snakes never bothered much either …

My son raise these worms have several trees good for fishing for cats

I call them Indigo Snakes. I love snakes, and promote NOT KILLING THEM!! I also don't like the fact that where I live in Southwestern Appalachian's of North Carolina, people also kill the Eastern Diamond Back rattle snake and the Copperheads. No Water Moccasins up here. It tends to make mad when my son-in-law kills any snake he sees out here. Ive told him to leave them be. Ive also told him to call me, and I'd be happy to catch it and relocate it in a remote area away from people. We need these lovely creatures to help balance the environment.

I raised a black snake with my chickens it never eat eggs or my chickens it eat rats, in the thrid year it was 6ft long 5 inchs around my neighbor had a small toco bell dog i guess the snake that it was a big rat and was hung on the side of their house looking in the window at the dog they freaked and needless to say they killed em and now i got to get another one they still think that snake just come out of nowhere i don't tell much to people .

I have a resident toad on my back porch this year. Even the cats are chill with him. Good friends yo have with a plethora of wokf spiders and black and brown widows everywhere. I wish I a little toad army eating that bumper crop of arachnids this year.

Oh I'll swap you can have 3Kg cane toads and I'll have nornal toads.

I am 65 years old and, since my mid 20s, it has always been my habit to learn at least one new thing every day. I predict many student hours in front of your videos in the future. Thanks for posting these!

Hi Frank, BTW you've beautiful house. I grew up in Florida in the 60s-70s. There were LOTS of all types of insects. Being a silly kid I got occasionally pinched (what I felt) by ladybugs and I didn't notice which species being a silly kid, but were probably the Asian species. Now fire ants {shudder} are beasties that are fierce and their sting was much worse than their pinch. Peace.

I've always picked up racers, Gartner's, and kings in the wild. Never been bitten. I've always returned them back to the spot I found them. ❤🐍

Had one under the crawl space of the house. It was huge. I wonder if they add on to older nests year to year?🐝

Yes, I've seen them, and they are much bigger than when I see them during the day!🐸

Where are these grey frogs found? I only have ever seen green tree frogs. I'm in Washington state!

Please if you see a wild black rat snake and you are afraid of snakes. Please just let it be. They are your best friend.😊😊

Hi Frank. Awsome . A black rats are totally awsome. They can sense your persona. I love them. Mine are very tame in my yard. I just pick them up. I have never been bitten by Frank or Freda. They had babies last year I baby black rats every where even in my basement. . They all get moved to my woodpile. Frank k is big enough I drape him across my shoulder and he just crawls off and over my neck an goes into my wood pile. 😊😊 God bless. Pennsylvania buddy Jeff. 😊😊

Hi Frank awsome video. They are part of nature for sure. But when I'm mowing game lands herbacious openings and hit them . I don't like them very well. Their paper nest make the best wadding for blackpowder shot guns. . God bless Frank. Pennsylvania buddy Jeff. 😊😊

I’ve had a few 3ft or better females here in MN. We sometimes have them winter under our shed where it’s warmer. One spring I came home from work and there were about 20 sunning in our driveway. Good critters!

Hi. Frank...nice clip !!!

I ❤ every amphibian. I'm very curious to know what you affectionately call them?!😅

teeth? I thought they had bone ridges?

What is the genus species which bloom white? 😊

First of your videos I've watched when you said back when you taught biology I thought pretty cool for you to carry on teaching in youtube videos I'm 50 years old and I learned a little something about the garter snake I never knew I'm going to check out more of your videos for I'm quite sure I will learn more never to old to add a few wrinkles to the old brain thanks.

Garter snakes actually do possess a mild neurotoxic venom, but they lack an effective means of delivering it so they are generally considered harmless to human beings.

Garter snakes actually do possess a mild neurotoxic venom, but they lack an effective means of delivering it so they are generally considered harmless to human beings.

Most of the time snakes, even the dangerously venomous ones, will only bite if they feel threatened, if you leave them alone and respect them, they will prefer to just go on their merry way, since snakes don't possess any limbs, they have to have some way to immobilize their prey, non-venomous snakes constrict their prey, venomous snakes inject venom into their prey, it actually takes time and effort for venomous snakes to replenish their supplies of venom so they don't waste it.

I think i was in grade 1 when i brought a bucket of 13 garters to school for show and tell. The teacher left the room. Now i live in a place with garters , milk, and grass snakes. There are so many more amazing little friends on our property. I love your video.

Sir, you are incorrect regarding the origins of this (and most other snakes,) scientific name. The term ophis, comes from the Greek, not Latin word for snake. Fidis, as it is pronounced in Greek (Φίδι,) literally means snake. As a proud Greek American, I felt it important to correct the error.

The wasp you showed while referring to hornets is not a hornet at all. It's dolichovespula maculata, a large above-ground nesting yellow jacket. The only true hornet in N. America is the Vespula Crabro, or European Hornet.

Awesome!

Ive been bit u wont die just annoying

We have a few in our garden. My wife is afraid of them so she can't enjoy our garden. I don't want to hurt them so I do all the picking of herbs.

Toxicous Fatalous 😊

I found an orange salamander thought it was a rubber worm I was going to pick it up as soon as I got done raking. It was gone when I got done so I started rak8ng again and it appeared again I took off running.

That triangular head cost a black snake his life on my dog walk as I though he might be a cottonmouth. Didn't really look like a cottonmouth but the triangular head fooled me. Wish I had not killed him as we have lots of rats.

I once saw a black snake whose belly was pink crawling between two plastic folding tables under the porch in East Texas.

When I was about 14, I caught a garter snake and put it in a home-made cage. It seemed fairly calm, but a few days later, he bit me when I reached into the cage for him. My mother feared that he was venomous. I assured her he was not. Next day I had a mild fever, which I attributed to bacteria in his mouth, but evidently, I was the victim of his mild venom.

I got so many garter snakes in my yard my brother wont visit in summer. Yes he is a pansy. I had a 3 footer nail me in the hand when younger. The teeth dont come out easy and was nice bloody wound. Handled them many times. Normally they dont bite. Stink when held. Terrible stink.

Thank you! ❤❤❤

I live in NE Tennessee where we don't have King snakes and have witnessed a large black snake swallowing a copperhead. It may not be common but it does happen

Collin's garter.

I had a black racer grab hold of my hand once and also a diamondback water snake. Neither one of those wanted to let go, either. They did a little more damage. I bled pretty good for a moment from the water snake bite. It was a "biggun'"

Cute little guy, from Pennsylvania to.

Create video I have a huge catalpa tree that covers my neighbor's backyard. 3 of them actually. Love my catalpatry for the shade

Hi Frank from Pennsylvania. You stumped me. I've never have seen this snake before. Resembles a baby black snake but doesn't have the black checkers. As Always awsome video. God bless. Jeff

I've found a large number of Garter Snakes this year! A lot of black & gold ones but I've seen 3 turquoise and black ones!