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Dispholidus typus typus
Large green venomous snake. The colouration is variable, the females might be brown.
Wooded rock outcrop.
Spotted on Nov 26, 2010
Submitted on May 16, 2014
15 Comments
Congratulations Kate. The first photo is really fabulous...
Congratulations, Kate ! Wonderful spotting and great shots.
Thanks everyone! I've now added the pics of the female - not as good, as I didn't have a window to hide behind.
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/330...
Congrats Kate...
Congratulations Kate
Congratulations on a nice SOTD Kate!
Kate, this is great! Glad that you found one and got the SOTD as well! Cheers
Thanks, everyone!
Congratulations Kate! Beautiful spot!
Congratulations!
Kate, we hope that you were a safe distance from this boomslang while you took this photo! Congratulations, it's earned you a well deserved Spotting of the Day! Although highly venomous, boomslangs are timid snakes, and rarely bite humans unless they attempt to handle, catch or kill them.
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Awesome !
That's not cheating, that's smart!
I cheated - I was safely behind a closed window!
Great spotting Kate! I hope you took the first photo with a big telephoto lens:-)