Many honeyeaters today and yesterday found large Amethystine Python in pandanus no joke. It proved camera shy, so snake-cringers can relax.
Friday, May 28, 2010
Comedy with not so old Chestnut
Many honeyeaters today and yesterday found large Amethystine Python in pandanus no joke. It proved camera shy, so snake-cringers can relax.
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..."Timing's all..." And with photography also! Yours is impeccable!
ReplyDeleteHi Tony
ReplyDeleteIts a lovely dancing image.
Glad the Shinings have survived their fledging, Tony.
Don't tell the Python where they are hiding, will you?
Cheers
Denis
As always, too kind, Mick.
ReplyDeletePython had bigger prey in mind. Gone today. In its place, slender tree snake.