blindworm - Blindschleiche - Anguis fragilis
We are happy to have them in our garden....
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Karl-Heinz Husslein 18/06/2006 1:34
Great Picture, I know they're very fast.Karl-Heinz
Jacqueline Chay 09/05/2006 10:44
They probably do moult - but im sure they can be different colours especially in different countriesRegards J
Barbara Bamberger 05/05/2006 17:28
Normally they are brown, but I think he's to molt (is it correct??)Jacqueline Chay 05/05/2006 13:00
Wow, nice one Barbara. I saw one like this once in my garden and wondered what it was - had a bit different colouring though - very light coloured and a bit luminous.Regards Jackie