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This tiger snake (venmous!) was seen in the Darebin Parklands, in suburban Melbourne, about 5 km from the city centre. I have seen snakes a number of times, in the Parklands and elsewhere, but fortunately these encounters have been innocent enough. While seeing a snake may be an intimidating experience, they are typically shy creatures and most will try to avoid confrontation with humans and quickly slither away (how quickly they can move is indeed a sobering experience).
Last week, Veredit in Germany shared some delightful photos, including this one. Please see more at her blog sites.
Great sighting, but I would keep a safe distance. Take care, have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteC'est très impressionnant.Je n'aime absolument pas ce genre de rencontre. S'asseoir dans un park peut s'avérer dangereux si je comprends bien
ReplyDeleteWonderful clicks, Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for hosting.
Australia, a land of snakes.....I think it would be enough to meet only one of the 25 potentially deadly snakes LOL. Have a good time
ReplyDeleteVioletta
Yes, we also have snakes, but not many and with rare exceptions, they are non-poisonous. They should be protected as they help keep the ecology in balance.
ReplyDeleteThe reflection in the water and the mist really make that magical sky shot a winner! WOW!
ReplyDeleteHow did I not register the tiger snake??? How weird. That's amazing - and slightly terrifying.
DeleteAWW!!! That's so kind of you to feature my sundown image. Thanks a bunch!
ReplyDeleteI love reading about your snakes in Australia. We've some wonderful snakes in Lower Saxony too, but I've never had the opportunity to photograph one.