Woma in the Wild

[aspidito]

A couple of pictures for general interest of a SA woma in the Cooper Basin from late March.
There have been lots of sightings & many encounters due to the heavy rains & flooding.

 

[rash]

great pics! id love to be able to see womas in the wild,
thanks for sharing

 

[Snakelove]

Looks like a placid woma!

 

[AUSHERP]

beautiful, you can see the difference between it and the captive lines

 

[yommy]

the difference is a harsh lifestyle, beautiful creature. Nothing beats see herps in the wild first hand. Thanks for sharing

 

[WomaPythons]

good pics strange lookin woma

 

[Col J]

Lovely, healthy looking wild specimen. Thanks for sharing.

 

[H.bitorquatus]

Not a fan of the SA womas, but would still love to see them! Great find!

 

[-Matt-]

Not a fan of the SA womas, but would still love to see them! Great find!

SA womas are the only womas I have any interest in

Top find, definatly near the top of my must see in the wild list!

 

[Acrochordus]

Top find, dont see pictures of a wild Woma very often!!!
Thanks Tim.

 

[Omgitschris]

that would be amazing to see first hand. thanks for posting

 

[aspidito]

Thanks for the comments, they are amazing creatures & out of the dozens (adults) I have encountered in the wild all but one have been so calm & docile.
This one has a nice dark olive colouring which is the common form, the lighter sandy coloured forms are not often seen in the wild in this area yet a couple of hundred Klms away in south west Qld they do seem to be lighter on the average & there is also a difference in head scales.
Regards, Paul