Focussing is difficult when they are in motion in the middle of a dense bramble patch, heading my way about a meter off. I was swaying on top of a fallen tree and the snakes, three of them, ignored me.
Hairy-footed Flower bee, female, 8 April 2024, my West Sussex garden
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Monday 2 April 2012
Grass snakes today
Focussing is difficult when they are in motion in the middle of a dense bramble patch, heading my way about a meter off. I was swaying on top of a fallen tree and the snakes, three of them, ignored me.
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