Its oh so quiet Shh Shh

[Snake lover 3-25]

Rofl

[drache]

Scottish
that explains it then

[adamanteus]

Originally Posted by reptileparadise

...first you're complaining that you never get to see any sun in the UK and now about the sunburn...Come on man!

Complaining about the weather is the 'British Disease'.

[Sid]

James, sorry you had no luck on the Adder search, but a big congratulations on the new job. When will you be starting?

[Josh]

Congratz on the job.
I just applied for a new job for the upcoming "garter season"

[adamanteus]

Originally Posted by Sid

James, sorry you had no luck on the Adder search, but a big congratulations on the new job. When will you be starting?

Actually Sid, I have a bit of a wait... my start date is July 7th... over a month away!
Still, at least that means I might get another chance to go looking for those Adders, I know they're there!

[Josh]

lol I am still looking for water snakes I could have swore i saw one last summer

[adamanteus]

It's so frustrating... you know they're there but they just won't show themselves. Don't give up, Josh.

[Josh]

lol I wont i just dont know where to look really the place i saw them was a creek that is always flooded but on that day it was dry because of construction or somethin

[adamanteus]

Sometimes the places to look aren't necessarily the most obvious. Local knowledge is a good startring point... ask the locals (especially gardeners, groundsmen etc) where they see snakes.
This weekend I searched some really wild countryside in Wales, but found nothing. Then I got talking to an old woman who regularly walks her dog along a public footpath with a board-walk across a marsh land. She told me there are so many Adders there, lying out on the cut reeds, that she has to pick her dog up and carry it for fear of it getting bitten. Unfortunately, by the time I got there it was 4pm and about a million degrees C. The point is I would never have found the place without her local knowledge.