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will
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Posted: 22 Mar 2014 at 6:37pm |
How about a thread for juxtaposed reptiles / amphibs of different species? I'll start the ball rolling with a bad photo of a grass snake and a young black adder basking together from today:
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Iulia
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Grr if that's what I think it is will kill you with my bare hands!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Iulia
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will
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Iulia wrote: Grr if that's what I think it is will kill you with my bare hands!!!!!!!!!!!!!
'fraid so! - but your combo is a much better photo! |
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arvensis
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Saw this yesterday:
Didn't see any snakes which was a little surprising but then again I've always been crap at seeing grassies! Mark Edited by arvensis - 30 Mar 2014 at 10:08am |
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Liz Heard
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keep up with the top quality pics, posts and expertise sharing Will.
Not sure if this counts and the pic is no match for the eyeball magnets above, but anyway, here's a Common Frog watching a pair of Smooth Newts: judging by the male's posture, it's possible there's another female out of sight beneath the duckweed. |
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will
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thanks Ben! here's a 'tar-y' frog from some years ago, though I know it shouldn't really go in the 'combos' thread... I'll keep my eyes out for odd coloured ones in the pond.
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Liz Heard
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whoa! thats a real 'Brer Frog Tar Baby' Will! thanks for posting.
I lifted a sun-warmed rock on a local common recently and uncovered several Slowies of various sizes and 2 young Toads. Most of the former quickly made off but i managed this snap of 1 of them, plus the Toads: a Pill Bug can also be seen. Locally, these and their kin are known as "Chucky Pigs". My parents always called them by this rather charming moniker and it was years before i found out the usual name for these was "Woodlice"!! |
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will
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bit of a gory one, this... grass snake and palmate newt...
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AGILIS
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glad to see some one seeing things keith
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