on 18-07-2013 01:03 AM
Came home, let the two little dogs out the door looked down and this is what I saw;
It's not considered warm in SE Qld ATM. My snake catcher man who I emailed this photo to get confirmation of the type of snake said he couldn't believe how active they are right now. Today alone he'd been on two removal call outs.
So this is a friendly reminder to LOCK CLOSE your pet door people!
It's getting to the stage where those pet door aren't a safe idea in the warmer climates at any time of the year... yikes!
on 18-07-2013 01:17 AM
that is global warming for you.
not joking or mocking.
in europe (germany) they experience migrationhs of mozzies (NOT gnats) that were only known to southern europe before.
on 18-07-2013 06:46 AM
on 18-07-2013 06:47 AM
on 18-07-2013 07:43 AM
Thanks for the heads up am in northern nsw as well had a common death adder in the yard a couple of augusts ago was way to close for comfort:( Wont have a pet door in the house for the very reason of the snakes:(
on 18-07-2013 07:46 AM
What is it Dixo?
We have had some small snakes this winter but mostly tree snakes.
You can get doggy doors with a magnet (and a collar) which only allows your pet access.
on 18-07-2013 08:21 AM
My sister had one in her yard a couple of weeks ago. She lives in the Mt Ommaney area of Brisbane.
on 18-07-2013 08:22 AM
Ugh Dixo, I hate snakes.
be careful up there. Did you find out what it was?
In Melb we're having the warmest winter on record, snakes might be a problem here next summer too.
I get the shudders just thiinking about snakes coming through pet doors
18-07-2013 08:22 AM - edited 18-07-2013 08:23 AM
Someone I know saw a snake on the golf course yesterday. NSW far south coast.
18-07-2013 08:23 AM - edited 18-07-2013 08:24 AM
See them quite often up here (Sunny Coast) mainly in the foreshore bushy area's when I walk puppu puppy along the beach.
Thankfully only had one in my back yard and my dog kept a very wide berth let me tell you.