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• Raith_C_Chattonell

  October 26

  I was reading today that there are two small colonies of the 6 foot long Aesculapian snake in the UK.  One is around the Welsh Mountain zoo in Colwyn Bay and the other is close to London Zoo.  Non venomous, they prey on rodents which they crush to death - no danger to humans - although they may borrow your loft.
  
   

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• Stig

  October 26

  I've searched Regents park and never seen them. I'm told that they like to coil themselves up around the centre of bushes, so they are not an easy spot.

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• Athletico Charlton

  November 21

  Every Charlton fans fav bird.
  
  
  

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• paulbaconsarnie

  November 21

  Nicked from Senine magazine Facebook post, a peregrine falcon digesting a parakeet at Eltham Church.
  

  
  

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• iaitch

  November 21

  Raith_C_Chattonell said:

  I've got a big one!
  
  
  

  Think you should see your GP about your stools.

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• Raith_C_Chattonell

  November 22

  ... and that's a good day 

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• killerandflash

  November 22

  Raith_C_Chattonell said:

  I was reading today that there are two small colonies of the 6 foot long Aesculapian snake in the UK.  One is around the Welsh Mountain zoo in Colwyn Bay and the other is close to London Zoo.  Non venomous, they prey on rodents which they crush to death - no danger to humans - although they may borrow your loft.
  
   

  Yes, they live along the Regent's Canal. Picking off pleasure boats, which they digest whole 

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