May male adders

  Posted on May 7, 2016 By

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Having sloughed a couple of weeks ago, the male adders were looking in good shape. They were interacting and even started to combat, something I’ve never seen before despite so much adder watching.

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2 Comments on “May male adders”

    • Thanks Fred, Slovakia in the next few weeks. A part of Europe I’ve never been to.
      Matt

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