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Razee Posted - 29/06/2015 : 23:03:07
No photos, unfortunately - but I've seen my first ever grass snake in "the wild" yesterday! I'm so chuffed, it was a beauty, too.

Went to see our friends, and they always had grass snakes in their compost heap, so I was bugging them to show me where. It was cloudy and dull, so I never really thought we'd see one, but they had a wheelbarrow upside down on the top of the compost heap, and when we lifted it, there was a coiled grassie under there!

Only saw him for a couple of seconds, then he shot down his escape tunnel. There were many tunnels on the compost heap, and I could see flattened little areas in front of the entrances, where I guess they would have been basking on sunny days, curled up.

Wish I had my camera ready...
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scottishbluebird Posted - 05/07/2015 : 15:08:21
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Originally posted by Razee

I wish I had seen more, not just a couple of secons, lol. I find it's always people who aren't interested in snakes, or are even scared of them, that keep seeing them.

Another friend has got a resident grass snake that he often sees in his pond, he e mailed me some fantastic pics... but he was wondering where his goldfish are disappearing, and was blaming the heron, tee hee.


shouldnt laugh at his fish being eaten, but i did!
Razee Posted - 05/07/2015 : 09:37:52
I wish I had seen more, not just a couple of secons, lol. I find it's always people who aren't interested in snakes, or are even scared of them, that keep seeing them.

Another friend has got a resident grass snake that he often sees in his pond, he e mailed me some fantastic pics... but he was wondering where his goldfish are disappearing, and was blaming the heron, tee hee.
scottishbluebird Posted - 04/07/2015 : 15:58:10
That would have been amazing, i have never seen a snake in the wild

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