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| To: | "Baus" <> |
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| Subject: | Black-necked Stork eating snake |
| From: | "Graham Turner" <> |
| Date: | Thu, 27 Jul 2006 14:45:13 +1000 |
G'day all,just to confuse matters. Several snake species spend time in the water, red-belly black snakes, tiger snakes even pythons. And to really confuse matters I have seen eels in damp leaf litter adjacent to streams and in hollow logs near water. This seems to happen especially in winter (having a backpack electrofisher is a very useful tool). Cheers Graham Turner |
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