Snakes, Snakes, Snakes

A Black Rat Snake, a Northern Pine Snake, A Kenyan Sand Bo - were just some of the slithery creatures Rick Prior brought to the Radnor Library Community on July 14. The program was sponsored by Chanticleer Gardens.



additional thanks to Tova Tachau and Dipali Patel for their photos!

Snakes in the Garden and also at the library

Don't be sssssssshy, ssssssnake on up to Radnor Memorial Library Thursday, July 14 @ 7 p.m. for our Snakes in the Garden program, featuring live snakes as Scott Prior brings a few of his snakes for an informational show. Learn about the slithery, scary, habitat of a variety of snakes. The program is sponsored by Chanticleer.

Snakes Alive!!

Nearly 150 people were wowed when Jungle John and his menagerie of reptilian friends came to Radnor Library on Nov. 7. Of course, John had to put a Madagascar hissing cockroach in his mouth and pretend to eat it!! We also saw a snapping turtle and discovered why it is endangered, saw snakes, lizards, and a real alligator! Jungle John also brings a wellth of knowledge about the critters with him as well! Thanks to Lou Brotman for his original music.

snakes alive!!

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Teen Coordinator Molly Carroll brought "Taffy" her ssssssentional 21-year old blind, albino, King snake to Preschool storytime on April 14 and 15. Kids were able to touch Taffy as Molly talked about the life-cycle of snakes and other cool snake facts. Check out a snippet of her visit.