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To: | "Duncan Fraser" <>, "Birding Aus" <> |
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Subject: | Re Tiger Snakes eating.... |
From: | "Mark Newton - Adelaide, SA" <> |
Date: | Fri, 7 Nov 2003 16:03:35 +1030 |
Hope I'm not too far off track here,....re, snakes and the like. Another place where snakes abound amongst the bird life is Bool lagoon in SA's south east. No doubt most of you would be more than aware of the location. I have been there in late spring at a time when nearly every tussoc grass(sorry, I'm not much of a botanist) had a copperhead snake coiled within it, they were everywhere. Also saw a few tiger snakes in the area too...bigguns at that, so tread carefully. I can well imagine the local avian population serve up delicious serpent snacks quite frequently, with the snakes living right amongst them all. Its a beautiful place though, take a visit. Cheers Mark Newton Adelaide. |
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