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You don't see many of these creatures so I thought I would share one of only three I ever found, all -as this one - fresh from its winter sleep and motionless during the warming up process.
Sorry the file exceeds the limit so i'm looking to solve the problem.
If this does'nt work I give in and am going to bed!
Missing a pic here Pete, are you having problems?
If it is too big Pete and you haven't got an image re_sizer, download pixresizer does it very quickly. :)
you've subtracted the adder:-rofl
Yes but its there now andy :-rofl
Well done Pete, how big was the original, must have been a whopper. :)
724kb rolf......is that a whopper or a whopper!!
Nice capture :)
Well I guess that it isn't that big compared to the ones that come out of my camera prior to editing, but must have been near A3 size. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pete Woodruff
Wow what a shot, lucky you, and such beautiful markings. I would love to see one, I love snakes, thanks for sharing:clapping:
Now is a good time to find out where to see the Adder. I think it is the Forestry Commission website which lists a good many places to see the creature. That said, I wouldn't know where to begin to actually find the snake but you say you like them Babs so why not give it a go, an interesting project for the spring and an excellent reward if you find one.
Best Wishes
Pete
nice shot, pete. they have lovely markings, though snakes give me the heebeegeebies. guess soon your adder will start to multiply:-rofl
Andy. I'm probably a little slow on the uptake compared to most of the guys/galls on this website, it took me five seconds to grasp 'guess your adder will soon start to multiply'. You're much too sharp for me andy. By the way I love your 'smiley' which you have already added twice to your replies to my posts......would you believe it he's here again......:-rofl
That is a nice shot. well done :)