leo_du_toit's Identifications
leo_du_toit's ID:
Common Brown Water Snake
(Lycodonomorphus rufulus)
Added on June 03, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Karoo Sand Snake
(Psammophis notostictus)
Added on June 03, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Western Natal Green Snake
(Philothamnus occidentalis)
Added on June 03, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Rhombic Night Adder
(Causus rhombeatus)
Added on June 03, 2023
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Karoo Sand Snake (Psammophis notostictus)Observer
annekevetDescription
Found dead with multiple wounds on his body
leo_du_toit's ID:
Karoo Sand Snake
(Psammophis notostictus)
Added on June 03, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Mole Snake
(Pseudaspis cana)
Added on June 02, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Puff Adder
(Bitis arietans)
Added on June 02, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Mole Snake
(Pseudaspis cana)
Added on June 02, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Cape House Snake
(Boaedon capensis)
Added on June 02, 2023
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Aurora House Snake (Lamprophis aurora)Observer
tonyrebeloDescription
Observed by Bernie (posted with permission)
leo_du_toit's ID:
Aurora House Snake
(Lamprophis aurora)
Added on June 02, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Common Slug-Eater
(Duberria lutrix)
Added on June 01, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Rhombic Skaapsteker
(Psammophylax rhombeatus)
Added on June 01, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Mole Snake
(Pseudaspis cana)
Added on May 31, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Cape Sand Snake
(Psammophis leightoni)
Added on May 31, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Rhombic Skaapsteker
(Psammophylax rhombeatus)
Added on May 31, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Cape Sand Snake
(Psammophis leightoni)
Added on May 31, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Common Slug-Eater
(Duberria lutrix)
Added on May 31, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Common Slug-Eater
(Duberria lutrix)
Added on May 31, 2023
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Mole Snake (Pseudaspis cana)Observer
arnovandervyverDescription
Found dying in the road. I brought it home to see if I could help, but it died on the way.
leo_du_toit's ID:
Mole Snake
(Pseudaspis cana)
Added on May 31, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Western Natal Green Snake
(Philothamnus occidentalis)
Added on May 28, 2023
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Cape Reed Snake (Amplorhinus multimaculatus)Observer
dryfveerDescription
baby
leo_du_toit's ID:
Cape Reed Snake
(Amplorhinus multimaculatus)
Added on May 26, 2023
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Cape Reed Snake (Amplorhinus multimaculatus)Observer
justinhawthorneDescription
Small snake near the river. Terrible photos taken as it moved into a rock crevice.
leo_du_toit's ID:
Cape Reed Snake
(Amplorhinus multimaculatus)
Added on May 26, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Common Brown Water Snake
(Lycodonomorphus rufulus)
Added on May 26, 2023
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Common Brown Water Snake (Lycodonomorphus rufulus)Observer
kimgordonDescription
Found in water meter drain at security boom, relocated to conservation area
leo_du_toit's ID:
Common Brown Water Snake
(Lycodonomorphus rufulus)
Added on May 26, 2023
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Cape Cobra (Naja nivea)Observer
peterslingsbyDescription
Photo by Molly Slingsby after the cobra was captured in her garden
leo_du_toit's ID:
Cape Cobra
(Naja nivea)
Added on May 26, 2023
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leo_du_toit's ID:
Cape Reed Snake
(Amplorhinus multimaculatus)
Added on May 26, 2023
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Southern Slugeater (Duberria lutrix ssp. lutrix)Observer
evanne-2kidsDescription
Tabakrolletjie
A Tabakrolletjie snake making tracks on the beach.
leo_du_toit's ID:
Southern Slugeater
(Duberria lutrix ssp. lutrix)
Added on May 26, 2023
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Mole Snake (Pseudaspis cana)Observer
evanne-2kidsPlace
6, Clovelly Rd: Adjacent to Silvermine Wetlands. The Google map wasnt working properly and the siting was on the other side of the Wetlands from Clovelly Rd (Google, OSM)Description
Mating mole snakes (17)
Two mole snakes, presumably mating, or about to! One was about 1 m long and the other much shorter. They were moving very slowly, and I managed to get within 15 cm of them. The smaller one showed some warning signs (hissing)as I got too close, but the larger didn't seem to be worried - too much else on his mind!
leo_du_toit's ID:
Mole Snake
(Pseudaspis cana)
Added on May 26, 2023
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Mole Snake (Pseudaspis cana)Observer
evanne-2kidsDescription
Mole snake 003 (1)
A mole snake about 1 m long. Unfortunately clipped by a car. I (who doesn^t ^do^ snakes) managed to get it out of the road and onto the grass, where it died. It was an olive colour rather than the usual dark brown.
leo_du_toit's ID:
Mole Snake
(Pseudaspis cana)
Added on May 26, 2023
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Southern Slugeater (Duberria lutrix ssp. lutrix)Observer
evanne-2kidsDescription
Juv mole snake
A juvenile mole snake seen on the path at the Wetlands.
leo_du_toit's ID:
Southern Slugeater
(Duberria lutrix ssp. lutrix)
Added on May 26, 2023
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