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DENVER (KDVR) — Temperatures are on the rise across Colorado and so are wildlife and reptile sightings.
From a bull snake at Lair O’ The Bear Park, to a raccoon dumpster diving at Barr Lake, to a bear making its way to the eastern plains of Colorado, and a rattlesnake on a bike path at the Aurora Reservoir. And while it might be a “normal” sighting in Estes Park, plenty of elk have been spotted lately.
Plus, you’ve got a chain of mountain lions spotted in Palmer Lake:
Not the best picture because I had to zoom in. It was a rattlesnake so we wanted to be safe & kept our distance. He/she was on the back side of the Aurora reservoir bike path. 
Raccoon guarding the trash at Barr Lake 
Raccoon guarding the trash at Barr Lake 
Raccoon guarding the trash at Barr Lake 
Bull snake on trail Lair of the Bear Be respectful of all the creatures! 
Credit: CPW 
Found two elk resting on someones front lawn in Estes just of the main road. 
Found two elk resting on someones front lawn in Estes just of the main road. 
Found two elk resting on someones front lawn in Estes just of the main road. 
Found two elk resting on someones front lawn in Estes just of the main road. 
Osprey at Wash Park. Credit: J.C. Hall 
Snake at Jim Baker Reservoir. Credit: Robert Koehler 
Snake on Arrowhead Golf Course
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