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Carpet Python
Carpet Python digesting dinner
This was spotted just outside the loos at Wollumbin in northern NSW, Australia
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Australia Photo ~
Carpet Python
Carpet Python digesting dinner
This was spotted just outside the loos at Wollumbin in northern NSW, Australia
10 thoughts on “Carpet Python – Photo”
Know that feeling! I had a similar response when I found one curled up in our compost bin here at Samford in SE Qld. I stopped walking around outside in the dark after that.
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LOL ~ Compost would have been a nice warm spot!
You definitely need a torch in them thar hills ~
Our house in northern NSW had verandas down two sides and one night (in the dark) I tripped over a python lying across my path, which despite giving it quite an (accidental) kick was totally unperturbed – It was me that leapt and recoiled 😉
One word…. YIKES!
This is the way I like to experience snakes, Linda…. in photos!
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And you’re an ex-Brisbane girl!!
I saw a report from the Queensland Museum who often get calls from Brisbane residents who have ventured into their attics and found their rafters festooned with shed snake skins ~ Its estimated that in some suburbs evidence of Carpet Snake habitation is 50% of all houses.
Where was it you lived? LOL 😉
Yikes .. a snake.
’nuff said.
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Funny thing was I walked within centimetres on the way in and only noticed it all curled up on the way out!
Yikes indeed! Glad you stopped to take a photo!
Even when you know they’re harmless, snakes can’t help but up the heart beat a notch! 😉
Carpet pythons have such a beautiful pattern, especially when curled up like that. Good thing it’s harmless, would have been terrifying for you otherwise 😉
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Snakes always take me by surprise and, no matter what kind, momentarily take my breath away – LOL
But once I know they’re there, I get quite mesmerized observing their unique skin patterns… as long as they stay put 😉