Went reptile watching again this weekend, when the sun came out to play at lunchtime, with the rest of the family. We recorded:
Grass Snake,3,
Adder,2, including one of autumn's tiddlers (plus 2 probables rustling away),
Slow Worm, 1,
Common Lizard, 6.
At another site, Ed and I saw the same males as the previous weekend.
A very heavily marked male Adder
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A small baby Adder (born in the autumn), possibly male, judging by colour compared to the autumn babies
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Basking male Adder
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Bee-fly
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Common Lizard
This sign amused us...