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Re: Snakes in the grass...
Originally Posted by chrispy
(Post 5714474)
Hi,
Found this in the pool a couple of days ago, not on your list of options, not sure if it is a snake or a legless lizard, (preferably the latter), anyone know? We live in the Perth Hills if that helps |
Re: Snakes in the grass...
Originally Posted by annqldau
(Post 5714716)
I think you need to get over your legless lizard fantasy looks well and truly like a snake to me.
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Re: Snakes in the grass...
Originally Posted by chrispy
(Post 5715231)
rats... still could be of the harmless variety.. one thing, doesn't swim well. Found a massive centapede and a cicada today.. bit of a role, wander what will turn up next
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Re: Snakes in the grass...
Originally Posted by chrispy
(Post 5715231)
rats... still could be of the harmless variety.. one thing, doesn't swim well. Found a massive centapede and a cicada today.. bit of a role, wander what will turn up next
http://members.iinet.net.au/~bush/ID_index.htm |
Re: Snakes in the grass...
Originally Posted by cresta57
(Post 5715239)
The black head & copper coloured body make it look like a Western Brown pretty venomous breed:eek:
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Re: Snakes in the grass...
Originally Posted by chrispy
(Post 5715269)
bugger... not good news.. funny thing, had just said the day before to the neighbours that i hadn't seen a snake yet, this keeps happening to me when i say something like that... i haven't seen a million pounds yet:)
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Re: Snakes in the grass...
Originally Posted by cresta57
(Post 5715297)
Looking at the previous link it's a dead ringer for a Gould's Hooded Snake or a Goldfields Hooded Snake
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Re: Snakes in the grass...
Originally Posted by cresta57
(Post 5715297)
Looking at the previous link it's a dead ringer for a Gould's Hooded Snake or a Goldfields Hooded Snake
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Re: Snakes in the grass...
Originally Posted by chrispy
(Post 5715231)
rats... still could be of the harmless variety.. one thing, doesn't swim well. Found a massive centapede and a cicada today.. bit of a role, wander what will turn up next
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Re: Snakes in the grass...
I have never seen any snakes here in Melb since I came here (7 years now) nor have I seen any big spiders, insects etc. thought there would be loads when I moved over but have been quietly surprised that there hasn't been :p
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Re: Snakes in the grass...
Originally Posted by Nathan84
(Post 5719238)
I have never seen any snakes here in Melb since I came here (7 years now) nor have I seen any big spiders, insects etc. thought there would be loads when I moved over but have been quietly surprised that there hasn't been :p
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Re: Snakes in the grass...
I read about that woman who let her cat out and it became lunch for a python. Dont know which part of Australia that was.
Let's have a contest - Perth Vs QLD and who has the biggest snake?:lol: |
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Originally Posted by Professional Princess
(Post 5719337)
I read about that woman who let her cat out and it became lunch for a python. Dont know which part of Australia that was.
Let's have a contest - Perth Vs QLD and who has the biggest snake?:lol: If you work on the size of a breeze block he was a big boy pushing 10 foot when at full stretch. Bet he could eat a dog or two. |
Re: Snakes in the grass...
Originally Posted by chrispy
(Post 5715616)
Yup... it definitely looks that way, better that than a western brown or dugit... maybe i might be a bit more careful rummaging around in the undergrowth
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Re: Snakes in the grass...
Originally Posted by chrispy
(Post 5721543)
Now we have just found our first black scorpion by the house.... what next?:eek:
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