Just a little bit tangential...
I noticed a few houses in my wife's village have free-range geese. I am told they keep snakes away. Believable.
Just a little bit tangential...
I noticed a few houses in my wife's village have free-range geese. I am told they keep snakes away. Believable.
I saw this snake a few days ago. It was sliding quickly along a tin roof with it's tongue busy doing something. It looked like it was looking for and hoovering up insects. The snake was about a metre long but not very thick - about a centimetre or two in diameter. Anyone know what kind of snake it is?
Last edited by Neverna; 14-06-2018 at 10:15 PM. Reason: typo corrected
A striped Bronzeback.
Thanks, Pragmatic. It definitely looks like a bronzeback. I've just done some googling and found that the Striped Bronzeback doesn't have a black line going along it's eyeline like the snake in my photo does but a Common or Painted Bronzeback (same species) does.
Thai: งูสายม่านพระอินทร์ - Ngu Sai-man Pra Inthra
It is not dangerous.
https://www.thainationalparks.com/sp...elaphis-pictus
https://bangkokherps.wordpress.com/c...snakes/page/1/
https://www.ecologyasia.com/verts/sn...bronzeback.htm
http://oknation.nationtv.tv/blog/moo.../10/03/entry-2
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