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Brown Snake?
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This poor bugger was in the road this morning. Looking at my book of Australian wildlife, I reckon it's a King Brown?
It's about a metre long |
Re: Brown Snake?
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 10957131)
This poor bugger was in the road this morning. Looking at my book of Australian wildlife, I reckon it's a King Brown?
It's about a metre long |
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Hard to say, but i dont think it is a king brown (mulga snake). Looks more like a dugite (brown snake) where was it as mulga are not really found everywhere.
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Re: Brown Snake?
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 10957131)
This poor bugger was in the road this morning. Looking at my book of Australian wildlife, I reckon it's a King Brown?
It's about a metre long |
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Still it's going to be one of the top 5 Venomous snakes in the world, no matter which version of a Brown snake it is LOL.
My wife goes after them, which is very disconcerting for me. At our Caravan site we had at Nagambie on the Goulburn, a Tiger snake swam across the river to the long grass on the river bank about 20 meters from the back door of our annexe. 10 minutes later, the wife was out there with some shears and a shovel, saying they wont f...ing well hide here again, she reckons she was protecting our then two kids under 6.....It's times like that that I fully realise there are generations of Bush Aus in my missus. :eek: I've got some growing up in the bush stories that would make most UK migrants head spin if you want ? |
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they tell me out here that the number one reason for a snake bite is someone trying to catch a snake they've seen....
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Originally Posted by ozzieeagle
(Post 10957260)
Still it's going to be one of the top 5 Venomous snakes in the world, no matter which version of a Brown snake it is LOL.
My wife goes after them, which is very disconcerting for me. At our Caravan site we had at Nagambie on the Goulburn, a Tiger snake swam across the river to the long grass on the river bank about 20 meters from the back door of our annexe. 10 minutes later, the wife was out there with some shears and a shovel, saying they wont f...ing well hide here again, she reckons she was protecting our then two kids under 6.....It's times like that that I fully realise there are generations of Bush Aus in my missus. :eek: I've got some growing up in the bush stories that would make most UK migrants head spin if you want ? |
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Originally Posted by Broad Shoulders
(Post 10957275)
your wife sounds like Badge's wife
What do you expect when you grow up on a outback sheep station with 5 brothers as your main influence.... Like the times they used to get "Shags" wild birds that is, and make her put her hand down their throats to get the fish out..... dozens and dozens of stories like that. Then there's the sheep marrow... I'll stop now though ;) |
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Originally Posted by DML
(Post 10957272)
they tell me out here that the number one reason for a snake bite is someone trying to catch a snake they've seen....
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I think it's a dugite.
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A tiger snake
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A one-eyed trouser snake.
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Almost definitely a King Brown. Not an Eastern Brown, the clue is in the name ;)
Dugites have a spotted ventral surface. Definitely not a Tiger. |
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Its a squashed snake :unsure:
Some snakes can bite for a period of time even after being decapitated:eek: http://www.theguardian.com/world/vid...s-itself-video |
Re: Brown Snake?
Originally Posted by spouse of scouse
(Post 10957192)
I'm no expert, but it looks like an eastern brown to me. Highly venomous so lucky it was on the road and not in your car :eek: Poor thing, it's well and truly squished :(
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