- Location
- LINCOLNSHIRE/KENYA
I thought this was a nice one.
Wildlife Snaps
- Thread starter B&B Pig Man
- Start date
- Location
- Huntingdon
Spent ages watching Be quiet and Behave having their Sunday dinner
Wheatear I think
- Location
- Shropshire
- Location
- Eastern Ontario Canada
snakes and ladders. almost stepped on this guy
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- Location
- Shropshire
He’s nice what kind of a belt is he
- Location
- Eastern Ontario Canada
Eastern Garter snake. Very common around here. Great insect and vermin eater, could use a 100 of them. This one a little short for a belt but perfect for garter.
Many years ago while I was in Canada I went to Narcisse to see the snakes coming out of their hibernation at the start of spring. It was really quite something to watch.
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The Snakes of Narcisse
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- Location
- Eastern Ontario Canada
Video of them.
That's it! That's brought back a few memories!
When I was there watching them in that quantity I couldn't help but think of the film Raiders of the Lost Ark, when the flaming torches go out and they get trapped in the tomb... Not for me, I'm a real wuss with snakes!
When I was there watching them in that quantity I couldn't help but think of the film Raiders of the Lost Ark, when the flaming torches go out and they get trapped in the tomb... Not for me, I'm a real wuss with snakes!
Wilksy
Member
- Location
- East Riding
Have you got golden eagles in your neck of the woods? Could it be one of those sea eagles they released? Was it isle of White?
Wilksy
Member
- Location
- East Riding
It’s a big bugger!!
I would agree, that was my first thought.
- Location
- People's Republic of South Yorkshire
Wild flower CS block
been in various schemes for 20 years.
Now it teasel with clover underneath!
Teasel up past bonnet of 7530!
Friend of mine found one of these in a field of wheat the other day, just been telling me about it North American corn snake Gave her a shock of her life about 6 foot long with a big fat belly just eaten something it has been caught now . picture off the Internet so you can see what it is.
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Av Gorritt
Member
- Location
- NE Ches / SE Lancs
I've never seen a snake of any kind in the wild - I'm pleased to say ! . A.F.A.I.K we don't have any around here , neither grass snakes nor adders . The nearest that I've ever been was when I was at the Remount depot in Melton Mowbray . A couple of us would skive off for the day to the bottom of "The Long Gallop " with a mess tin, a pat of butter and a loaf , scrounged from the cookhouse .We then spent the day picking blue point mushrooms , frying them in butter, on toast ! Lazy days .! 
There was a stream there and there were many shed, moulted snake skins , but I never even saw a live snake there .
There was a stream there and there were many shed, moulted snake skins , but I never even saw a live snake there .
- Location
- Shropshire
Do you walk with a heavy foot if you walk down a stream you won’t see anything if you sneak along like when I’m trout fishing I see them reckon they feel you coming in the groundI've never seen a snake of any kind in the wild - I'm pleased to say ! . A.F.A.I.K we don't have any around here , neither grass snakes nor adders . The nearest that I've ever been was when I was at the Remount depot in Melton Mowbray . A couple of us would skive off for the day to the bottom of "The Long Gallop " with a mess tin, a pat of butter and a loaf , scrounged from the cookhouse .We then spent the day picking blue point mushrooms , frying them in butter, on toast ! Lazy days .!