Spring update for the Earthshine Snake Tracks Timber Rattlesnake conservation project.

Today I found Utsanati remaining in hibernation and Zoe was ~160 feet Southeast of her den.  She was outstretched on the leaf litter basking in the morning sun and although I walked to within ~4 feet of her she never rattled.

Take a look at the video footage from today below:

If the above video does not play you can view the video at:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCkk60MIKgc

For more information on the Snake Tracks project and Earthshine Nature Programs please visit us at www.earthshinenature.com

It is our goal at ENP to promote wildlife conservation through exciting hands-on education, out-reach programs and online with our nature videos.  I am not paid to operate ENP or to conduct wildlife conservation activities.  ENP is a 100% volunteer operated project designed to educate you about these greatly misunderstood and amazing animals and hopefully, to impart to you their beauty, uniqueness and intrinsic value to a healthy Earth and healthy humans.

If you would like to help support Earthshine Nature Programs please feel free to donate using  this link. Receipts available upon request. You may also donate supplies such as animal foods, medical supplies, vitamins and habitat supplies. If you are interested in donating any of these items please contact us for more information on our current needs.

THANK YOU Earthshine Discovery Center and all of you who have helped to make Earthshine Nature Programs happen! Without all of you our wildlife conservation and education mission would not be possible.