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    Posted: 31 Oct 2009 at 7:42am
   WELL nice suprise see a nat in the sun on Wednesday due to the good weather I got a snap on me mobile but need to get software to down load it any more been seen this month ? keith



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hi keith

just two little ones for me, the last on 14th.

cheers

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Mark had a grass snake a few days ago.

I managed a breeding pair in October in 2007 - I haven't
been out much this autumn to find any others

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About 4 years ago I saw a dead grass snake at Wicken Fen Cambridge on November 21st. It was a young of the year and was just lying on grass in a clearing. No obvious sign of damage but it must have been out in the cold.
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As Jon mentioned, I found a grassie, approx 2 and a half foot long last Wednesday.  I wasn't expecting to see it as I was at work, still its nice to herps when least expected.

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The latest siting I ever see was at the end of November in the 1960s laying almost comatose in hoarfrost I took it home and wintered it keith
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Hi Keith,

didn't know if you were trying to Pm me the photo I was talking about but although it didn't load properly, don't worry as I got it off the site, hope that's ok?

Happy hunting, the sun's out at last!

Rob
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