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Congratulations, Don!:D

Just left to thaw out naturally.

Hi, and welcome to the forum. :)

Hi, and welcome to the forum. :)

Not so! They are some of the most beautiful and fascinating creatures on earth!

That's some 'heavy' reading there, Stefan.:eek: The only title I've read on your list is Boulenger's The Snakes of Europe.

'Snakes of Iran' (Latifi) and 'Poisonous Snakes of Peninsular Malaysia' (Lim Boo Liat).

Hi, and welcome to the forum.:)

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Yes. I've never seen so many in one spot! (The plant is 'tufted vetch' Vicia cracca).

Don't be fooled, Wayne.... those legs are made of jelly!:D

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Zygaena filipendulae.

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Araneus diadematus.

Nice one, Steve.:)

Absolutely!

Thank you, Steve. Much appreciated.:)

Wow. It sounds like you've had quite a year!
So sorry to hear about the thermostat accident.... abolutely gutted for you.
Congratulations on the birth of your baby girl though. That's wonderful...

Wouldn't that be nice?:) It's good to see so many 'old faces' still here though.

I guess I was missing you!;)

Hi Shannon.:D

I've been watching 'Africa', excellent photography.:)

Very nice looking snake. Are they as difficult to feed as helvetica?

I guess that Amazon would be the best starting point. Really good book by the way.

Hi, and welcome to the forum.:)

I think you have a female there, although it can be difficult to tell from photos, especially with a young one.

Hi Sherrie, and welcome to the forum. :)