Most Recent Photos
A homeowner in Rescue pulled a tarp off a woodpile to find this rattlesnake snoozing atop the 3-foot tall stack.
During an annual springtime inspection at a property in Loomis, I found this juvenile rattlesnake hanging out in some decorative rock alongside the pool.
A rather nice looking rattlesnake found in a Roseville backyard, originally by the homeowners dogs who thankfully stayed a safe distance from her (the snake).
An admittedly huge rattlesnake found nestled in some dense clover along a rockwall in Plymouth early in the spring.
This juvenile rattlesnake was spotted near the entryway as some folks were moving into their new home in Newcastle.
This rattlesnake was found up against a sliding glass door in a shady patio at a home in Rocklin during a hot afternoon.
A big rattlesnake that interrupted a pool party in Auburn by crawling atop a nearby deck and making his presence known.
Some folks who were actively moving into their new home in El Dorado Hills were greeted by this rattlesnake in their entryway during the first evening there.
This sizeable rattlesnake cruised out from an old ground squirrel burrow (far right) into the open to head towards some rocks near the fence line (20 feet to the left).
A homeowner in Meadow Vista was going under the deck to turn on some sprinklers when he heard something buzzing, and noticed this wannabe sprinkler rattling at him.
A homeowner’s kids saw a rattlesnake swimming around in their pool after it accidentally fell off some rocks, into the pool. I found it back on top of those same rocks soon after.
The homeowner at a property in Shingle Springs noticed a couple rattlesnakes near his deck a few days prior to my visit. I found this rattlesnake that remained under the deck 3 days after he saw them.
A large rattlesnake removed from a backyard in Sacramento, along the American River. Originally seen the night before, he returned the next morning from a neighboring yard after being followed by a cat.
This rattlesnake with quite the personality was removed from a Roseville backyard after being coaxed out of a retaining wall.
This small rattlesnake was noticed precariously coiled up along a narrow walkway in Placerville during a warm evening.
A very large rattlesnake that was originally seen the night before in a pump house in Loma Rica stayed put all night, and was found behind some boxes the following morning.
This rattlesnake was found by the homeowners dogs under a tree in the middle of their lawn. The dogs stayed a safe distance away and avoided a bite.
A pile of very recently born rattlesnakes found at a property in Placerville. There are 7 babies here, all from the same mom, and likely all born within days of finding them.
One of two adult male rattlesnakes found in close proximity to one-another at a property in Grass Valley. The homeowner originally spotted two males in combat nearby the day before.
A juvenile rattlesnake found under the base of a dense bush in a Rocklin front yard during a hot afternoon.
A good sized rattlesnake that was partially inside an old ground squirrel burrow in a Rocklin backyard.
A photogenic rattlesnake originally found in, you guess it, a rock retaining wall — at a El Dorado county property in this case.
This good-sized, healthy rattlesnake was tucked in behind a planter box in a Rough and Ready front yard.
A juvenile rattlesnake that chose the side of a wicker basket to coil up next to on a Granite Bay back patio.
A homeowner in Alta Sierra noticed something looking strange in one of her crawlspace decks, and that strange feature turned out to be this rattlesnake.
Pre-2018 Photos
Through the darkness, you may be able to notice a couple intertwined tails of a pair of rattlesnakes feeling the love.
A Granite Bay family who just moved into their new home was greeted by a scaly neighbor seeing if they had any mice around to snack on.