Snake Season in Deniliquin
As the weather warms up, snake season has officially arrived in Deniliquin, prompting locals to stay vigilant.
Garry Coote, a former snake catcher, notes that the two most common species are Eastern Brown and Red-Bellied Black snakes.
“Snakes are there for a reason,” Mr Coote explained. “They follow scents, clutter and things that invite mice, and mice invite snakes.”
- Keep yards tidy
- Remove piles of wood or debris
- Avoid leaving pet food out
These actions can help prevent attracting rodents and, in turn, snakes.
Author's summary: Snake season arrives in Deniliquin.
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