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Hi guys,
I found this little guy today while moving some logs on our property, he is +-30 cm long and as you can see busy shedding so I took a few shots with my phone and let him go on his way.
I am leaning towards Lycodonomorphus rufulus(common brown water snake). I am visiting my mother in Wilderness(Garden Route) and see they do occur here and we do have 2 dams and a river on the property. He was found about 10 meters away from the river.
Sorry for the bad quality pictures.
Regards
Shadowfoot
ID please!
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ID please!
by shadowfoot » Mon Oct 24, 2011 7:29 pm
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Re: ID please!
by Fooble » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:56 pm
Spot on Brown Water Snake - Lycodonomorphus rufulus.
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