Thanks to everyone who replied to my posting about the python tracking
my puppy.
The replies confirmed my thought that the two cannot co-exist. I guess
I was just clutching at straws. But for the moment, relocation is a
last resort. I will watch the situation, keep the puppy close by, and
am going to denude the Chinese Jasmine this evening, so that at least
we will be able to see if the python is hanging around. And we have a
courtyard in the middle of our house which can be roofed with
snake-proof wire if it comes to that. Might as well bring in some caged
birds while I am at it (only joking).
Thanks to you all for your thoughts,
Cheers,
Jill
Jill Dening
Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia
26° 51' 41"S 152° 56' 00"E
Jill Dening wrote:
Hi all,
Whilst a little off-topic, I am hopeful that there might be python
experts on the list, and able to offer thoughts.
Our garden birds alerted us a few days ago to the presence of an 8 foot
python crawling on the house exterior. The python has been around for
years. Well, pythons have been around for years at our place, if not
this one. And we all co-exist amicably - until now, and I am a little
concerned.
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