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    Posted: 09 Oct 2006 at 3:49pm
Anyone remember the pic I posted last year of a possible smoothy at Ash?(Thread smoothy or not smoothy) Also I found a skin near to the same area.
Well late last year I put out a few tins and myself and Paul (aka snake) went to check them today. We found two smoothies, one subadult and one adult male . All these sightings (the photo, skin and two snakes are over quite a large area so it would seem that they're quite widespread.
I'm chuffed!

I expect there will be some pics from Paul soon.
All the best everyone,
Alan

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it was a great day out not to mention the slow worm adder and the over fed grass snake al hears the pics 

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al when i left you i thought ill look down the road a bit this is the young adder next to the 2 pound coin i told you about

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alan it was a great day for me i didn't get bitten  
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Hi Gemma! And thanks! It's good to see you again, boy has it been a busy summer with this new house, no time for herping or this forum either

Hi Paul Glad to see some of those pics came out nice mate, the buby adder's a beauty too!
Remember though, watch out for red admirals they have a nasty bite
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Nice piccies.   What sort of time did you check the tins?   I'm curious because I feel a visit to one of my sites is in order very soon...

Next year, perhaps we should get a few of us together and go herping, it'd be nice to meet up with a few of the regs on here.

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hi mark the time was about 12 - 12:30 it was sunny but the tins were not hot the weatherman said about 20 degrees

will be great to get together next year  

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Alan you got a small bite from one of the smooth snakes  i managed to get though the day without getting bitten until we went back to your place for coffee and the cat had me 
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ROFL Paul, at least you got a bite :P, you're still one of only two people I know of to get tagged by a Grass snake .
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