After a week of rainfall the sun came out again creating the perfect weather for snakes to be active.
The day statered out in Mt Samson where a large Brown snake had been seen coming and going from a small gap under a concrete slab. It was always going to be difficult with only a slight chance a catching the snake but I had a go but couldn't coax it out of the gap. It wasn't a complete loss tho
ugh as I did find an injured Yellow faced whip snake who is now in my care.
Just after dark I got a second call out, this time to 8 mile plains where a big carpet python had been seen in a residents backyard for a few days. There were lots of small dogs and other pets in the area so it was decided it would be best for him to be relocated. He was a beautiful example of a big Brisbane carpet python.
Not long after getting home from the carpet python I had another call, this time for a snake in a garage in Parkinson. From the decription it sounded like a keelback, but for an accurate ID I'd have to see the snake myself. So after rearranging the family's garage, I spotted a small head looking out from under a fridge, sure
enough it was a keelback. With the keelback bagged and ready to be relocated, and the family now able to get some sleep, it was now time for me head home to bed myself.
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