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One
day, we have found an Aesculapian Snake with a full belly,
resting on branches near the bird feeders
(Aesculapian Snake, Zamenis longissimus)
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huge belly diameter
indicated that the snake ate something big and long
(maybe Edible or Fat Dormouse)
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the snake rested on the
same spot the whole day, occasionally just repositioning the belly
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UP:
Regular bird species, visiting the feeders, acted cautiously
and made strange and lower voices.
This Nuthach was the
only bird with enough courage to approach the snake and watch
closely
see also: VIDEO
(12MB)
"Nuthach watching
Aesculapian Snake"
LEFT:
the snake's position above
2 tallow pieces,
usually visited by Tits,
but not this day
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close-up
of the stretched snake skin (the snake didn't mind the
photography)
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the snake rested until
the night
the next morning the snake was gone and the bird activities
arround the feeders went back to normal |