Southern Herp

[grizz]

After 12 months of procrastinating I finally head down to visit a mate that had moved back down south. After a few days in the area I fully understand his reasoning behind the move.

Saturday morning saw us with the opportunity to have a look around the area, very different to those around N.W. N.S.W. where I live!

I was hopeful to see one particular species considered endangered. After only a short time and 2 or 3 Small eyed snakes BINGO!



More may come later.

Thanks again Sparra.

 

[CamdeJong]

Congrats! I'm yet to see a wild one, haven't been herping in NSW yet.

 

[Sock Puppet]

That's unreal, definitely something I want to find & photograph, well done

 

[grizz]

It took little time for the attitude to show!

 

[jack]

i wanna see the small eyed photos...

 

[grizz]

i wanna see the small eyed photos...

Get a camera!

 

[jack]

you know my philosophy, if i carry a camera i don't see a thing, and if i don't carry one i find stuff...

 

[grizz]

For jack (has anyone told you that you look like bob the builder in your avatar?).


Landscape that was typical of the area.

 

[$NaKe PiMp]

It took little time for the attitude to show!

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great find,roughly what part of the distribution of Broadheads did you go herping??

 

[grizz]

great find,roughly what part of the distribution of Broadheads did you go herping??

Between Sydney and Tasmania... Roughly!

Jack would be better to answer that question sorry.

 

[-Matt-]

Great find!...the broady, not the small-eyeds... Was the snake active when you found it?

 

[grizz]

Great find!...the broady, not the small-eyeds... Was the snake active when you found it?

You could say that!