elapognathus coronatus

Saw this snake when out on our sunset walk this evening...it was quite small, about 35cms or so at a guess. Location - walking track alongside the beach in Gnarabup, near Margaret River, WA. Sorry, was only able to get this quick pict as he was moving fast for cover! Would love to know what it...

I've seen a few "herping 2012" around the joint so I decided to put this together over the last few weeks when I've had spare time. I don't post much anymore, but I do put stuff on flickr. I just fail to use it in posts. I do enjoy putting threads together- so humour me. The last year is now...

A guy on another forum made these disparaging remarks about our elapids. His comment was: I decided to reply and thought that some of you would enjoy these pics as well. I am sure that you will agree that we have plenty of brilliantly coloured snakes that are various shades of olive...

Look dad...a legless lizard....NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!! Needless to say we put it down very carefully and very slowly, We have just moved into another house that has alot of bush just a few houses away...weather warming up and so on. Can anyone identify this snake...??..we are on the south...

This was posted to our aps mailbox. Anybody? New Ticket: Unidentified snake How are you? I'm sorry, I'm not a big fan of snakes but do respect their born right to occupy this planet so I don't kill them on sight. I leave them alone to do what they need to do. I'd just like to get some idea of...

Ok put your thinking caps on, heres one to kick it off.