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Grass Snake Part 1
Wrapped in the wilderness between dark mats of heather, a clash of bright green moss ring skirts marshy pools. In a motion of the water and begins to boil as bands, coils of snake oil on a slide in sight. The flickering forked tongue, spare vegetation Snake head on Wedge and his bright eyes strain to detect the slightest movement. Finding no trace of the prey, the snake abandons his quest, and the ease with sinuous winds back on the water, disappearing into a group of reeds.
Encounters like these, with the largest snakes and more numerous in Britain are surprisingly common. Widespread in England and Wales, though rare in Scotland and absent from Ireland, the grass snake prefers moist lowland areas and often can be seen sunning on the bank of a stream or swim sinuously through a shallow pond.
Grass snakes feed on lizards, birds, pigeons, mice and field mice, but newts, tadpoles and frogs of most of their diet. The grass snake tracks its prey by scent, for despite its unblinking gaze, glassy your eyes are not well developed until much use for motion detection. But with each turn of the serpent's forked tongue, literally, the air tastes for traces of their next meal.
Lacking the snake venom or constriction rings smooth snake, the snake is based on stealth and lighting a fast break to catch their prey, once a frog or a newt in its power, the snake dislocate its lower jaw and slowly inch the top first and then the lower jaw on his victim until he is swallowed whole, often appearing as a visible bulge in the snake elastic muscular tube as the body.
Where possible, catch the snake's head first dam. This minimizes the risk of being bitten bites and makes swallowing easier prey. Most the victims and quickly drown in saliva abundant snake before the digestive juices get to work.
Because the snake does not waste your energy keep warm in a heavy meal may last a week. But being cold-blooded has its drawbacks. To become active enough to hurt the snake must first raise their body temperature - which makes for taking the sun.
On a summer morning when the temperature is above 15C dawn of criticism, the snake necklace active just after dawn, the spread of a frog or salamander unwary and then take the sun until the sun becomes too intense around noon, when it slides in the shade. However, in a cooler climate you have to spend more time enjoying before it is suitable for hunting. This confidence in the sun means that the end of September is forced to seek refuge shelter, like a rabbit warren of old, where they can hibernate away from winter frosts.
When soft fingers Spring reach the lair of the serpent to wake from their sleep of winter, the snake follows lazily, and for the next week or two to go sunbathing every opportunity. Once fully recovered, the drive units fellow men on the path of the females that exude a strong odor. Once a suitable match is the two snakes were found delight together sometime for days and days. Over time the male is aroused and start and slide on the around the female. Flicking his tongue over his skin and his head between their coils will try to rest it so that they can lie next to each other and mate. After mating, But during the six weeks mating period from April to May, each snake may have several partners.
In mid June, the female begins to find a place lay their eggs. A compost pile, where the heat generated by decaying vegetation feed on the sticky white eggs, leather, the oldest up to 40. But because they are ideal nesting sites few and far, many women tend to incorporate in the same place - leading to a mass hatch and the stories of plagues of snakes.
Snakes Young people are six inches long when they hatch, but they grow rapidly, shedding his skin to the first of many silent when two or three weeks age. In its first year will grow two inches, and added another four inches in the second. In the year of the male grass snakes will be around 20 inches and sexual maturity. Mature females in their fourth year when they will be about 26 inches long, then growth is slowing, and, once mature, the snake will start thickening instead of lengthening. One half of women grows to 30 inches and a boy of 26 inches.