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will
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Joined: 27 Feb 2007
No. of posts: 330


View other posts by will 		Posted: 08 Jul 2010
Saw this freshly laid greyish grassie in Epping Forest today - quite early I reckon, at least for this neck of the woods.  Anyone else seen eggs/ freshly laid females?
AGILIS
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Joined: 27 Feb 2007
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View other posts by AGILIS 		Posted: 08 Jul 2010
nice clear pic Wil almost smoothie coloured perhaps there has been some breeding with EF grassies keith AGILIS40367.8119444444
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stuart
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Joined: 26 May 2005
No. of posts: 12


View other posts by stuart 		Posted: 11 Jul 2010

Nice looking snake!-looks similar to some of the Spanish forms I've seen.

I think that despite the late cold Spring that the warm sunny period over the last few weeks has given lots of basking opportunities and the females have "caught up" as it were.-For the midlands at least.

I'm finding pre-lay sloughs at the moment locally.

Regards.

Stuart.

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