It’s time to say goodbye! Hope you will remember me forever . . .[Sri lanka keelback water snake]
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It’s time to say goodbye! Hope you will remember me forever . . .[Sri lanka keelback water snake]
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What a fascinating picture!
ReplyDeleteI keep on wondering how you manage to find all these animals and to take such great pictures of them...
O my!I'm scared of snakes.But i had one in my kitchen for one whole day,i just saw its shed skin,didnt look up to see the guy on the door.Packed it in a bag and let it free among the trees.
ReplyDeleteHow near did u go to take this pic?
Is it diya bariya or diya naya?
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Frieda, MD and K
ReplyDelete@Frieda,
I found all these animals by spending a day at Sinaharaja Rain forest :D
@MD;
I was like 4-5 meters away from it. He is a very tiny snake when comparing to this close up =D
@K;
As they told me it is diya naya. Btw what’s the difference between diya naya and diya bariya? :D
Think both names are used for same snake. I also not sure..
ReplyDeletehttp://www.srilankareptile.com/Serpentes/Xenochrophis%20asperrimus.php
lovely shot !
ReplyDeletetinge of its eye adds to the fierceness ...
@K;
ReplyDeleteThanks mate.ya, looks like it's the same snake :)
@Silent,
Thanks for your comment :)
Only Tikiriliya is missing. =D Classic piece of work once again! And venomous or not, this one has a deadly glare. -__-
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment Harumi,
ReplyDeleteHehe yes, Tikiriliya lidata giya …. lol