Peter Oefinger wrote:The Pyrenean Iberolacertas have been my personal Waterloo.
Fuck herping - let's die!
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Peter Oefinger wrote:The Pyrenean Iberolacertas have been my personal Waterloo.
Fuck herping - let's die!
Peter Oefinger wrote:Fuck herping - let's die!
Bert Vandebosch wrote:About the ladder snake: Be careful what you wish for. Once you find it, you will get so frustrated trying to photograph them, you almost would like to squeeze it to death. They behave like wormsnakes on speed who on top of it bite like crazy. Or is that just me?
Bert Vandebosch wrote:Malopolon monspessulanus!!! I've seen them plenty of times (so they are actually already on the list) but they always escape me before a picture. Not a single even crappy shot ever.
Frédéric Seyffarth wrote:Corallus hortulanus
Maybe we could do a new thread on behaviour-when-handled of the different species...?
Bert Vandebosch wrote:Malopolon monspessulanus!!! I've seen them plenty of times (so they are actually already on the list) but they
always escape me before a picture. Not a single even crappy shot ever.
Berislav Horvatic wrote:On the other hand, I have preyed on people who see things differently, haha
Willing to expand/explain that, for the poor creatures who might not follow?
Jeroen Speybroeck wrote:Berislav Horvatic wrote:On the other hand, I have preyed on people who see things differently, haha
Willing to expand/explain that, for the poor creatures who might not follow?
The best snake hunters often seem to be more into hunting than into twitching. Their ratio of value
for n° of specimens vs. n° of species is also a little different.
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