First of all, thanks and congrats for all your previous posts and pictures (special tribute to the Oman and Montenegro reports
), it helped me supporting the frustration of a pretty bad start of the year. Indeed, I've had to wait until the 25th of April to see my first snake! What a pain, especially when you live close to Stéphane Aubry and see his pictures on his website 
More seriously, I've cumulated bad luck by working a lot in March and missing all the correct days (any day off was rainy and cold). And in April, on the best week I was in Shanghai in China (not that I complain though, it was absolutely fabulous) where I finally had no opportunity to go in the wild. So here's a selection of my herping trips in Switzerland in the past days. Enjoy!Vipera aspis
- In-situ.
- Closer.
- In-situ.
- Closer.
- A baby in-situ.
- A beautiful orange male.
- A young specimen in-situ.
- Closer.
- In-situ.
- And closer.
Hierophis viridflavus
- In-situ.
Lacerta bilineata
- In-situ.
