A exciting find. Milk snakes are very shy animals, and difficult to find. DePaul University Bryan Suson, of the Wildlife Discovery Center, and Caleb Gordon, of Lake Forest College, uncovered this fellow at about 1:30 a.m.
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2 comments:
There is an error regarding the credit of who found the milk snake. It was found by Bryan Suson of the Wildlife Discovery Center, and Caleb Gordon of Lake Forest College. Not Depaul University.
My apologies for the error. It has been corrected.
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