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| PC Pom | Aug 28 2008, 10:30 PM |
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Anyone for tennis?
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IN THE HOUSE! OMG! That must have been really shocking. Did she know what it was? I had to get the book out when I first set eyes on it - looking through a set of binoculars. To date that's 2 pythons (both on the deck, one face to face with the cat), 2 red bellied blacks (one on the road and one in the back garden), 1 green (on the deck), 1 yellow faced whip (asleep on the driveway after it slithered off the front steps) and 1 eastern brown (in the front garden). And a tiny snake - not its official name - but something so small I was playing with it with a cardboard kitchen roll tube. It was an agressive thing. Fun, until it disappeared up inside the tube I was holding... Apparently you'll rarely see a snake in this country. and it's good to have a red bellied black around as they're timid (the one I tried to shoo away with a broom handle wasn't and it kept coming back 'for more') because they keep the browns away - they eat the eggs of the browns.Give me spiders any day. And don't get me started on ants! |
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and it's good to have a red bellied black around as they're timid (the one I tried to shoo away with a broom handle wasn't and it kept coming back 'for more') because they keep the browns away - they eat the eggs of the browns.


8:25 PM Nov 24