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GroovyGouvy said:
This is awesome! Is the snake part of the green house? Kept as a pet like a cat to kill the rat? (Goodness, that sounds funny! Can you repeat it three times? [emoji1]) Or is it English nature taking over the wellness temple for those little creatures?
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In January, Wesley have butterflies introduced into the enclosed tropical part of the greenhouse so I went along for that but I found people clustered around this little chap. Somebody said the staff had told them it was a grass snake. None of the regular Wisley visitors had seen him before so I can only think he snuck in the back door or that he lives there. I shall have to ask the staff next time I am there.
 
JillyG said:
How incredible is that? Amazing. Shouldn’t that be hibernating?
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It was wonderfully warm in there and the sun was out yesterday so he was clearly sunning himself. There's a little pond in there so maybe he eats the frogs or newts.

Also had a fox in the garden yesterday. He must have been close to the glass kitchen door when I strolled in but I only noticed him when he was jumping over the low patio wall and trotting out of the back of the garden.
 
FundyBrian said:
Taking a break by a shopping centre coffee counter. Apple juice, if you want to know.
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This mall is mostly a dull place colour-wise. That must be to make all the dull products look good by comparison.
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Great edit Brian. You’ve certainly brightened it up!
 
Bus stop shot. Snapseed.
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ImageArt said:
In January, Wesley have butterflies introduced into the enclosed tropical part of the greenhouse so I went along for that but I found people clustered around this little chap. Somebody said the staff had told them it was a grass snake. None of the regular Wisley visitors had seen him before so I can only think he snuck in the back door or that he lives there. I shall have to ask the staff next time I am there.
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Yes please! And is it venomous?
 
ImageArt said:
It was wonderfully warm in there and the sun was out yesterday so he was clearly sunning himself. There's a little pond in there so maybe he eats the frogs or newts.

Also had a fox in the garden yesterday. He must have been close to the glass kitchen door when I strolled in but I only noticed him when he was jumping over the low patio wall and trotting out of the back of the garden.
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Woooooow!
 
ImageArt said:
In January, Wesley have butterflies introduced into the enclosed tropical part of the greenhouse so I went along for that but I found people clustered around this little chap. Somebody said the staff had told them it was a grass snake. None of the regular Wisley visitors had seen him before so I can only think he snuck in the back door or that he lives there. I shall have to ask the staff next time I am there.
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Oh! I thought he was in a cage! Cool... :inlove: (I hate when animals are caged).

ImageArt said:
Also had a fox in the garden yesterday. He must have been close to the glass kitchen door when I strolled in but I only noticed him when he was jumping over the low patio wall and trotting out of the back of the garden.
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Lucky! Maybe he won’t be so wiley next time and you can snap a photo (wishful thinking, I know).
 
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