Forest Trekking

[dBs™]

OMG ! Peace met a hiao snake ..eating still want to take beedeo !

That's a good one there.
Looks like the snake can easily down a few more of those frogs.

Hey ... you should have save the frog !
instead of locking down it's death ...

[Streetmonkey]

OMG ! Peace met a hiao snake ..eating still want to take beedeo !

That's a good one there.
Looks like the snake can easily down a few more of those frogs.

Hey ... you should have save the frog !
instead of locking down it's death ...

DBS, it is a cycle of nature, y save the frog? anyway .. frog breed at tremendous rate. as to compare to snake. i hope peace can meet some reticulate or cobra hee hee .. tat would b FUN>

[Tere]

Peacy, its a very rare video. Good on ya alertness.

If its dBs's video, I think I won't hear frog screams ... it'll be dBs screaming/Shriking "EEeeee !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

[dBs™]

Peacy, its a very rare video. Good on ya alertness.

If its dBs's video, I think I won't hear frog screams ... it'll be dBs screaming/Shriking "EEeeee !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

Wrong !

You will hear Simon shouting ... 在那里！在那里！！蛇在那里!!!

Coz I will need him to grap it by it's head so I can do a macro !






hehe ...just kidding ...

[Peace]

Thanks for the ID on the snake, StreetMonkey. I often encounter these bronzeback along water banks but usually I would have spooked them off before I am able to take my camera out. Once, I saw three of them suntanning together. Mm yes, we shouldn't interfere with nature's activity, however cruel it might seem...unless the snake ate the frog that I was in the midst of taking, I'll yank the frog out of its throat! Kidding.

[Streetmonkey]

not all snake u HAVE to catch it by the head, if skillful enuff, u still can handle it as it is. those docile type i mean. but for those skittish and dangerous type, it is best left to those expert. anyway it had been quite sometime since i handle a snake le. wonder if the skill is still left in me lol.

[Streetmonkey]

Thanks for the ID on the snake, StreetMonkey. I often encounter these bronzeback along water banks but usually I would have spooked them off before I am able to take my camera out. Once, I saw three of them suntanning together. Mm yes, we shouldn't interfere with nature's activity, however cruel it might seem...unless the snake ate the frog that I was in the midst of taking, I'll yank the frog out of its throat! Kidding.

welcome , actually i aso a naturalist lai de the snake most properly had detected ur heat n scent. those bronzeback r skittish if i m not mistaken.