All our staff are licensed by National Parks and Wildlife and trained in the handling and care of Australian wildlife. There are a variety of both venomous and non-venomous speciies of snakes found living in Sydney. Living within Sydney it is very common that you may come in contact with a snake or other native animals. Fast, Safe, Professional Service! No blog posts found! .

Snakes in the Forest of Dean. Monday, 16 June 2014. A few images from the last week or so surveying in the Forest of Dean. Taken from 4 different sites. Juvenile adder basking on a tree stump. Female adder in the grass. Male adder basking on a log. Please help us map and protect our heprtiles by uploading all your reptile and amphibian sightings to our record pool, via our GlosARG. Sunday, 8 June 2014. Latest Survey - Saturday 7th June 2014.

The upside of all this frenetic pioneering is that our area is now alive with new, small entrepreneurial activities alongside old timers such as the Blue Note and the Café Nord Est, both of which have long been the haunt of the trendgenners of Milan. A plethora of new bars and restaurants have sprung up ready to cater to office lunchers and night birds alike.

The snakes themselves are not actually poisonous; so the meat of a snake can usually be eaten without risk. And a list of non-venomous snakes in Philippines.