A few from the ACT and the Snowies

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David:

I'm particularly interested in encountering all kinds of extremely poisonous species of deadly snakes. Your photographs have had a magical affect on me. William

That is great to hear, William! I can certainly show you these little Eastern Small-eyed Snakes in the winter although their larger more toxic relatives won't be easy. Small-eyes are moderately venomous with only two known fatalities from their bites.


... one rather pugnacious individual:



Of course, if you would like, we could go on the 20 hour drive out to Windorah, QLD. That is the home of the #1 elapid in the world, the Inland Taipan or Fierce Snake. It has spectacularly toxic venom. These snakes are easier to find in cool weather since they spend more time basking. That would be exciting and well worth the long drive, right?