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Ahaetulla prasina
A mildly venomous, yet docile species, the Whip Snake is commonly found in forested and rural areas. It feeds on vertebrates, including small nesting birds, lizards and frogs.
I spotted two of these snakes together last night, whilst taking an evening stroll through a local park.
Spotted on Sep 1, 2011
Submitted on Sep 1, 2011
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Wow. Spectacular!
Thank you Emma and Chris, appreciate the comments!
Fantastic series!
Beautiful !!
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Wow! awesome shots :)
Thank you :)
Lovely bright color.
They are? Oh wow, they put my sunglow motley to shame!
In India its common...
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Thanks Kristen.
Cadi they are really this bright! Truly colorful and bright little guys.
Stunning play on their colors!
Gorgeous photos!