Leave me alone!

I wondered if this Bull Snake (Pituophis catenifer) had recently shed its skin. It looked bright.

Some say the Bull Snake is called a Bull Snake because of the ridge between the eyes. This maybe the best look I have had of that feature.
Turn the sound up. It had finally had enough of me.

Grasshopper wing. Someone had their meal.

Sedge (Carex)

Partridge Pea (Chamaecrista fasciculata)

Wavy-leaf Gaura (Gaura sinuata)
Don't the rat snakes also do that rattling mimic? That was neat! And I expect you to get that sedge keyed to the species 🙂
Kathy
I have seen the rat snakes do the rattling. I think I'm going to pass for now on keying sedges. LOL