Snake Season in Deniliquin
As the weather warms up, snake season has officially arrived in Deniliquin, prompting locals to stay vigilant.
According to Garry Coote, a former snake catcher, the two most common species are Eastern Brown and Red-Bellied Black snakes.
Snakes are there for a reason. They follow scents, clutter and things that invite mice, and mice invite snakes.
To stay safe, residents are encouraged to keep yards tidy, remove piles of wood or debris, and avoid leaving pet food out.
Author's summary: Deniliquin enters snake season.
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