Rob Macmillan wrote:Im with Fooble on the ID part from photos unless you have had a fair amount of dealings with them. I await our spring/summer rains because im eager to go find some and do some research on them (YES! yet another research idea and proposal is at hand. Keep ears and eyes open for those in the know) Once again, great find Smeegle. Just drop it off with my old lady at the school tomorrow and ill give you those last remaining mites i promised. Fair trade i say! LOL!!!
So true, the problem is we see these species so seldom that we forget what the characteristics are.
I was actually chatting to the old girl this morning, but after listening to stories about all the grief you give her with jumping out of planes and stuff, I didn't have the heart to give her a "harmless" snake to keep! Besides, I have enough mites living in my pants, so you'll have to come up with a much better offer than that!