A resident on a property inland from Forster filmed this large diamond python. CLICK THE PHOTO TO SEE THE VIDEO
WITH temperatures on the rise we will see more snakes out and about across the Mid North Coast.
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Here we take a look back at some recent close encounters of the slithery kind across the region and include some tips on how to avoid being bitten.
NAMBUCCA VALLEY:
The mother of a young boy dramatically attacked in his home near Macksville by a large python has recounted the horrifying incident to the Nambucca Guardian in February. CLICK THE PHOTO TO TAKE YOU TO THE STORY
GREAT LAKES:
Jessica Kate photographed this brown snake at Black Head beach in October last year. CLICK THE PHOTO TO TAKE YOU TO THE FULL STORY
PORT MACQUARIE:
Snake expert Stuart Johnson holding an eastern brown snake - which is one of the worlds deadliest. Photo: Ivan Sajko. CLICK THE PHOTO TO READ THE FULL STORY AND WATCH A VIDEO
BELLINGEN:
For 40 minutes a local resident watched as a more than one metre long red bellied black snake devoured the hapless amphibian, before heading off with the frog still hanging out of its mouth. CLICK THE PHOTO TO READ THE FULL STORY
MANNING VALLEY:
Pythons like this albino python are not venomous and relatively harmless, but if you don't want them around your home, Brenton Asquith suggests you tidy your yard.
KEMPSEY:
This large Beaked sea snake was found washed up and dead at the Breakout at Hat Head after the August storms this year. CLICK THE PHOTO TO READ THE FULL STORY
Send your snake photos and videos to janine.watson@fairfaxmedia.com.au
