YES! TWO BUSH SNAKES FOR THE ONE WE LOST
Category: 4. Colubridae - TYPICAL SNAKES | Date: Nov 22 2007 | By: admin
This afternoon we collected two Speckled Bush Snakes Philothamnus punctatus from the Jimba area west of Bio-Ken. One normal, i.e. green in colour the second blue, a rare colour phase which is actually reasonably common in the Watamu area. The snakes were collected from two separate villages, both in good condition and were both released at the Snake farm about an hour latter. After the sad story of the one killed earlier in the day, it feels great to have been able to save two of the same species, in the same area, in the same day. Photos were not taken so we have posted two from our library for reference. Photos - Green by Sienna Burns, Blue by Dannie Throne
Technorati : Philothamnus punctatus, Speckled Bush Snake


2 Responses to “YES! TWO BUSH SNAKES FOR THE ONE WE LOST”
F. J. PECHIR, on 22 Nov 2007
Congratulations!!! great work.
I hope that many more news like this could be posted here. Thank you for all you do to protect snakes!
Richard Leakey, on 23 Nov 2007
Wonderful posts Royjan, please keep it up. I wonder if anyone else reading can help you to get this blog networked through the reptile loving world…
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