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How does Maury Lewis get the snake out of her tree? Can anybody out there help? It's a good sized snake and it has been holed up in the tree for four days now. Maury Lewis writes: I have a snake inside of a tree on my property. There was a bird nest there and when the snake went into the tree a good size baby Starling came out. It was too small to fly and it hopped over into some grass with mom and dad flying over head. I don't know if the snake ate a bird in the nest and is too big to get out or if it just likes that tree. The snake has been in the tree for four days and all I see now and not very often is his black head with a white throat. It is a pretty good size snake. Does anyone have any ideas on how to get it out? - Maury Lewis This story was posted on 2013-06-02 16:03:15
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