Mulga snakes

[andynic07]

Some different locality mulga snakes

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[pinefamily]

Love that second one Andy. What locality is it?

 

[andynic07]

The red one [MENTION=38465]pinefamily[/MENTION] ? It is a Renmark mulga from South Australia.


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[pinefamily]

SA? No wonder I liked it.

 

[pythoninfinite]

Beautiful creatures and great photos! Any from St George Andy - I've seen some cracker reds from that part of the world?

Jamie

 

[andynic07]

Thanks mate. No St Georges yet Jamie. I was actually after a nice St George when I came across the Renmark for sale. I am half on the look out for one though.


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[pythoninfinite]

I used to live in Bullsbrook, a bit north of Perth, and close to where the Avon River comes down onto the coastal plain through the Darling Range. Mulgas are not common on the Perth coastal plain, but I removed quite a few from dwellings/yards/chookpens in the Pearce/Bullsbrook/Gingin region. They seem to follow along the river in the Avon Valley to that part of the coastal plain, from the wheatbelt in the Northam region. Mostly they were fairly dark, with greenish scale-bases - very pretty when disturbed and doing the flattening expansion thing so you could see the two-tone scales. Not always appreciative of the help I was offering either!

Jamie

 

[aspidito]

Hi Andy, how about this encounter....its a few years old but still once in a lifetime photo.
Its in a south west Queensland desert country oil & gas plant, outside the camp on a concrete path, they were separated & both went on their way.
cheers,
Paul

 

[andynic07]

Pretty amazing encounter Paul. Thanks for sharing. Nice snakes too.


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