Tuesday saw temperatures in the mid 60s and somewhat windy conditions. Things started to pick up a bit on Snake Road.

Cricket Frogs were regularly seen around mud puddles.

Several Western Cottonmouths were out and about.

A number of Western Ribbon Snakes were active too.

A view of the bluffs.

Yellowbelly Water Snakes are usually rather common, but I only saw one.

One of three Eastern Garter Snakes, I thought this one was quite attractive.

Eastern Fence Lizard - mostly small ones were out, but this was an adult.

A fine young Racer.

One of two Mississippi Green Water Snakes seen on Tuesday.

The last snake seen that day was this large, dark Western Cottonmouth.

These fine folks came all the way from Ontario to check out what was up at Snake Road.