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Great shots Kim, we have an amazing collection here in Darwin but the lights wont allow photography :-(

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Originally Posted by WJT

Your Green Boa looks a lot like our Green Tree Python from Cape York, beautiful snake (great shots too). The Horned Python
is indeed a master of camouflage. We have a Death Adder like this which is small and waits quietly to snare it prey. This one is a quality shot and needs to be looked at at a good size to see it in detail. Well done.

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I stand corrected. You are right, I thought these were the same, but one is a python and one a boa.

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Originally Posted by BJ Denning

I stand corrected. You are right, I thought these were the same, but one is a python and one a boa.

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:-) Love my snakes. A beautiful python it is.

Just about every day I go down to the snake pit to see if there is any action. Sometimes I don't even see a single snake, but at other times, up to thirty can be swimming around catching fish. Today I saw six of them, with rather much action, but no catch. This fellow is waiting patiently below a small waterfall, and if there's a fish falling in front of him, he's lightning fast to catch it.

http://uploads.ifokus.se/uploads/d18...671871/orm.jpg

Natrix natrix, grass snake (water snake)

A couple from a trip to the zoo...

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-w...L_Zoo_3545.jpg

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-k...L_Zoo_3523.jpg