ABPA - Australian Bush Poets Association

Revenge is sweet.

This fella was on my back landing when I lived on the block a few years back.

He went missing for a couple of days after the feed and I really thought the snake had bitten him but low and behold he surfaced again.

You could see the snake still squirming inside his stomach as he swallowed it.

Bob

What sort of snake Bob? I wonder if that happens a lot.

Yeh it was a brown and a pretty good size as well .

Just shows the meek shall inherit the earth.


Bob

Or die defending it

I catch all the green frogs from the loo's at the park and release them at home can never have too many.

Beautiful creatures


Bob

there's the yin and the yang . . . this poor frog was making a real hullabaloo in the jade vine when a green tree snake latched onto the top of it's scone.

I think I would too Marty. Did the frog survive?

Dunno . . . as you can see he puffed himself up real fat like, as you would too . . I reckon the skinny little tree snake was biting off more than he could chew, but who knows - we left them at it, distressing for some perhaps, but simply the food chain at work.

Did the same when Uncle Slugs bull terrior had a crack at eating the neighbours labradoodle . . . took pics and watched.

Cheers, Marty

Marty! And we all thought you was the nice one! (About the dog, not the frog/snake thing)

Bob Pacey wrote:Yeh it was a brown and a pretty good size as well .


Bob

C'mon Bobbo . . . not that size matters any, but your snake against mine . . . .

sorry . . I am the nice Marty, Heather . . but one can't over do it, ay