Snake behavior in Wisconsin changes throughout the year. For example, a snake is more active in summer because it can gain body heat by conduction.
The early hours of spring and summer days, when the light is warming the earth, are when snakes are most active. During the sweltering summer months, snakes require fluids to be hydrated and cool.
Puddles, soggy areas, sunken places, and other areas with standing water all draw them in. The rodents and insects that are drawn to water like this can be eaten by snakes.
Snakes may begin to emerge from hiding, though, during an unusually warm winter and undoubtedly during the hot summer months as they seek out the sweltering heat. As a result of the heat, their bodies are kept active and food is more easily digested.
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