Introducing Sydney Greensleeves #2

Artist: ginnymac
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Introducing Sydney Greensleeves #2

amonst my garden is one of my friends the baby of the family
Attention RIP 20/10/08 Sydney was taken by our resident Butcher bird today Butch has two babies to feed …

These wonderful green tree snakes are harmless and just quietly forage around for little insects and frogs to eat.

Card suitable for birthday /greetings /children/or just to say hello .

Introducing Sydney Greensleeves #2 belongs to the following groups:

All That Is Nature, Green!, Happy Haven, Queensland, Reptiles and Amphibians, Safe Haven and The Patchwork

Karin Taylor, about 1 month ago

...and who might this little critter be????
great capture ginny!
Jeffrey Palm, about 1 month ago

very cool capture!
ginnymac in reply to Karin Taylor’s comment, about 1 month ago

I went to hang the washing out and noticed the fern move..ahha so I said to him/her just wait until I get the camera ….very obliging fella …
ginnymac in reply to Jeffrey Palm’s comment, about 1 month ago

thanks jeffery I had his/her mum/dad around yesterday gave it a fright too., so far over 23 years we haven’t had much in the way of poisonous snakes . Just one very dozy large one and a baby..
C J Lewis, about 1 month ago

What a gorgeous shot…he/she so cute :)
debsphotos, about 1 month ago

What a pretty tree snake Gini!!! We get a few of these around here!! There fast and will bite!!! Excellent image of it!!!! *-)
ginnymac in reply to C J Lewis’s comment, about 1 month ago

ooh yes I was thinking of putting it into cute group but….
ginnymac in reply to debsphotos’s comment, about 1 month ago

BITE??? gulp
EmeraldSun, about 1 month ago

WOW! What a wonderful shot! Great detail, too.——- BEA
Rosalie Scanlon, about 1 month ago

Oh what a cute photo, he looks so curious.
ginnymac in reply to EmeraldSun’s comment, about 1 month ago

thanks so much E.S.
ginnymac in reply to Rosalie Scanlon’s comment, about 1 month ago

thanks rosalie I guess he’s thinking I can’t see him…
reflector, about 1 month ago

Well spotted ! Very well framed and a very colourful snake. Weren’t you worried about being bitten ?
ginnymac in reply to reflector’s comment, about 1 month ago

Hi thanks ..re bitten no this one was a tiny baby only tree or grass snakes they change colour depending on where they are, sometimes can look blue. They are not dangerous this one was only 15 centimetres of so and thinner than a little finger we have them all the time, Python hangs around too at times not worried about it unless he drops down off the ceiling of the veranda !! lots of goannas around they are all more worried about me!!
reflector, about 1 month ago

What an incredible place to live ! We get skinks and many birds here, plus the occasional frog, but no snakes.
RLHall, about 1 month ago

Cool capture, love the title as well, lol
ginnymac in reply to reflector’s comment, about 1 month ago

thanks james …l I or we, have got a really difficult 1 acre it has a large gully through it too expensive to put in a drain so made a dam [we had access to digging equipment at the time] and had to let the bush take over as it only will grow gumtrees palms etc the soil is non existant, just shale and clay,there is bush and a creek [mostly dry ] all around so wildlife wanders through and around.
ginnymac in reply to RLHall’s comment, about 1 month ago

Ha ha thanks He had a cheeky look about him ?her ? had to have a name!