In a blog post I wrote in April I took a photograph of a snake near my shed, which was a freshwater snake [Tropidonophis mairii], sometimes called a keelback. A friend sent me two photos yesterday which were much better than mine! I mentioned in April that freshwater snakes seem to be able to eat cane toads [Bufo marinus] with impunity. More >>
-
Tangled in Aquatic Weeds © Phil Moran courtesy of NICA
-
Recent Posts
Blog Archive
Tags
Climate Adaptation biodiversity insects disaster Weeds Community community groups black cockatoo Fraser Island flooding koalas Sheraton Noosa public spaces, sustainable architecture Climate Change ask Phil conservation fungi dog beach snakes sponsor Pest NICA activism butterflys environment photos water fauna aquatic species Native Plants projects rivers education Birds marine life caterpillar eco-systems beaches -
Environment Blog
Let's talk about environmental issues, how they affect humans and how human activity affects our environment.
Natural cane toad control?
Phil Moran - Tuesday, October 26, 2010
A real privilege…
Phil Moran - Thursday, November 26, 2009Coming down my driveway recently, I saw a most unusual sight. At first I had no idea what is was. As I got closer and got out of the car it became very apparent that I was looking at two very big carpet pythons. More >>
1 -
Contributors to this blog
-
Our sponsor
Comments