Re: mulch & baby copperheads

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Momentary lapse - I <used> to know they bear live young <g>. They have
a reputation for hanging out in abandoned sawdust piles, & other
reptiles <do> lay their eggs there, so I guess two of my brain synapses
just hybridized...

I've only seen a baby copperhead here one fall, and it was a total
contrast to lethargic parents. Repeatedly striking its full body length
into the air after it was disturbed. Green tail, about 8 inches long,
as I recall.
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Linda Mann east Tennessee USA zone 7/8
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