Great stuff Cuppa, Top Pics Too Thank You!!
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Great stuff Cuppa, Top Pics Too Thank You!!
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Week 2 in Tassie
The Tarkine
Another great read as always thanks Cuppa! @Rossco , can you help identify this bloke? http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...2017/12/85.jpg
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Definitely a tiger . Don't judge it by the head colour..look at the head width, and then the rest of the body is a dead giveaway. Albeit, a lot of times theres no stripes.Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
In Tassie it's either a tiger or a copper head 99 per cent of time. And that is not a copperhead.
The flattened 1/4 of body behind head is another give away.
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Yeah looks like a tiger. Can be very variable in colour tho and in the banding, often don't have any stripes. . .
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Originally Posted by Rossco
Definitely extremely varying in color. I spent good 3 years helping a mate snake catching around Melbourne during busy periods.
We've come across that many, you'd swear black and blue that it was a brown snake or even a red belly... NO stripe indication at all. And then it flattens out, tiger snake style, and that's when you know. I've also seen so many copperheads at Wilsons Prom, that were NOT copper heads, but were tigers.
Anyways back on topic. :)
Cuppa, great trip so far it looks like it. One day I want to go to Tassie.
Quick question. You hate being in photos mate? You seem to love being on the other side of the camera. lol
Awesome blog cuppa, loving it!
There have been a couple of me somewhere I think. Trouble is MrsTea is not much of a photographer, she uses the little point & shoot now & again & occasionally flukes a photo which isn't blurred! I suggested she have a go with my new camera but she reckons it's all a bit too technical.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hodge
Viewing with great interest. Excellent Cuppa
Great read Cuppa, the missus and I are thinking of spending a few weeks in Tassie next year. Would love to make it longer, but work gets in the way unfortunately. I think we'd need 5 weeks minimum to head there from Perth, close to a weeks transit each way. Some great looking spots and the missus will be in tree hugger heaven!