Blue-eyed western whip snake (with short video)
Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2010 7:47 pmThis afternoon, I walked to a place where I sometimes observe some H.viridiflavus . It was sunny and the temperature was about 19°C. As you can see on the picture below, this place is located close to a vineyard and there are rocks everywhere, which constitues a perfect habitat for western whip snakes.
Big Brother is watching you...
And here is the mid-grown snake I found. Well, it's not a true blue-eyed H.viridiflavus as mentioned in the title but I had to grab the attention of my potential readers (sorry for that
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And just to show you how fast those snakes can disappear between the rocks, I attached a short video:
Guillaume
Big Brother is watching you...
And here is the mid-grown snake I found. Well, it's not a true blue-eyed H.viridiflavus as mentioned in the title but I had to grab the attention of my potential readers (sorry for that
)And just to show you how fast those snakes can disappear between the rocks, I attached a short video:
Guillaume