Though this is mine.

It's important to read the fine print.

Yesterday's view from the office window. I confess that I rarely mow the lawn.

I can say that I captured this one myself - seen being wrangled by my father-in-law (retired parks ranger) when I took it to his farm for humane release. My wife was away, the snake was in the chicken coop, it was 3 in the morning and I had no choice.

This is one of our visitors nestling in a nesting box. Note the chicken egg within its coils. Our friend had presumably already eaten its fill. Don't ask what the lumps are.

We get a couple of these in the chicken coop every year, though I don't think we've ever had one quite this big. My wife usually handles them. Her father was a national parks ranger, and her capturing implement of choice is a potato masher. I hold the sack open, as seen in these chicken cam stills.

At last, I can share aspects of my life with overseas colleagues without relating them to learnings about business-to-business sales. Or if I can't, feel free to unfollow :) So, here's a carpet python a chap found while working at our place today. Note the lump - a recent meal.

First post, blue sky theme. Back from a couple of days camping with my family on Lady Musgrave Island, part of the Great Barrier Reef. The longest time away from the internet since the 90s. Another camper muttered that he knew where I could get a signal. I'm glad to say that I was not even tempted.