Hi melvin,
could u tell something about the distribution of this snake
Regards
Nid
On 30 Sep, 06:46, abhiram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dear melvin,
beautiful photos very informative post...is there any known reason
for their extreme rarity?...
regards,
abhiram.
On 30 Sep, 01:51, Shantanu
Hi,
Field work In Herpetology means Not jus personal Observation but making
oneself a part of nature and spending days n nights together jus to know,
learn, Understand, conserve and educate ppl with regards to the reptiles. :)
Experience usually refers to the knowledge bout a thing by being in
To
SnakeMelvin.
really awesome pic's. thanks for sharing.
you have mentioned Have found 4 snakes in last 12 years of field
work, it your personal observation or through literature?
take care
with regards
Dr.K. Jahir Hussain
Kalpakkam
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You
Hi Abhiram,
No known reason fr sure but i guess it may be bcoz of its secretive nd
arboreal nature.. I had found them mostly in trunks of big trees with loose
bark with lots of holes nd gaps in it, its a easily over looked habitat wen
looking fr snakes.. All these factors nd also they may not be
Hi Abhiram,
No known reason fr sure but i guess it may be bcoz of its secretive nd
arboreal nature.. I had found them mostly in trunks of big trees with loose
bark with lots of holes nd gaps in it, its a easily over looked habitat wen
looking fr snakes.. All these factors nd also they may not be
dear melvin,
beautiful photos very informative post...is there any known reason
for their extreme rarity?...
regards,
abhiram.
On 30 Sep, 01:51, Shantanu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mr.Melvin,
thanx a lot for the informations.
Regards.
Shantanu.
On Sep 29, 8:10 am, melvin selvan
Hi..
Yes mr.Shantanu thats also a bridel snake only.. At is a another color form
of the same sps..
U can make out a bridalsnake frm a wolf snake by looking at the head shape
as the bridal has a rounded head where as wolf snakes has a elongated
head.. Body shape also changes by been very slender
Hi Mr.Selvanlovely pictures.
the snake in your second pic resembles the Common Wolf snake
very much.
Are you sure that its also a bridal snake?
How can Bridal snakes be differentiated from Wolf snakes?
Thanx a lot for the great pics.
Cheers!
Shantanu.
On Sep
