See My Blue Tongue by byronbackyard
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The carpet python is a nocturnal creature. It is most active at night. During the night time, it feeds, sheds, and does most of its other activities. The jungle carpet python usually reaches between 1.2-3M in length. The average is between 1.5-2M. The carpet python primarily feeds on small animals, including mice and rats. This species can be found in a number of different habitats. They are known to live near wetlands, in trees, and among reed beds that are dense and give them protection.
Canon 50D, EF70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM

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Many thanks for checking out my photos, please feel free to give feedback! My wanderings in nature and observations of birds, particularly raptors, is what gives me great joy and constantly reminds me of the beauty and strength of life. My favourites are raptors, I love their freedom, grace, ruthlessness, pride, adaptability and flexibility and I learn much about parenting, protection and blind faith from them.
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ags carpet python, diamond python, morelia spilota, snake, reptile, nocturnal

Comments

  • Denzil
    Denzilover 1 year ago

    Wow! Great catch! Love that tongue (although I’m snake-phobic, I can appreciate their beauty … sort of … LOL)

  • Many thanks, same same!

    – byronbackyard

  • trish725
    trish725over 1 year ago

  • swaby
    swabyover 1 year ago

    Great capture!

  • Many thanks!

    – byronbackyard

  • vigor
    vigorover 1 year ago

    Nice shot, but this is not my idea of a pet, I like the things they eat too much lol!!!

  • Many thanks, yep snakes are not my thing but I can appreciate their beauty from a distance!

    – byronbackyard

  • shortshooter-Al
    shortshooter-Alover 1 year ago

    Is this at your house Deb???

  • Yep, right outside my window, she comes for the bush rats which clean up the seed that the possums and birds leave. I think it’s the same one which went right across the roof of my house and thumped down onto the verandah and nearly gave me a heart attack. Beautiful at a distance!

    – byronbackyard

  • vigor
    vigorover 1 year ago

    you got that right, from a distance and behind glass! I’m not afraid of them unless they’re poisonous, just not my thing! But they are beautiful.

  • kathy s gillentine
    kathy s gillen...over 1 year ago

    Fantastic capture

  • Many thanks Kathy!

    – byronbackyard