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Yes, although not particularly common right here- we have seen one in eight years. We have King Browns also uncommonly. Other deadly snakes here that are reasonably common are Eastern Browns, Rough Scales and Tiger Snakes. Red Bellied Blacks are common but not quite as deadly.
The python that shed the skin here is a Carpet Snake and they get a little bigger than the one that shed the skin- up to 4 metres. It is the biggest one around here, but further north they get Amethystine Pythons which go 7 to 8 metres. I have seen one up on Cape York that had a head on it the size of a German Shepherd's head.
Forget that!

I will take my chances with Nikki the ferocious bunny!
 
Did a bit of carving in the fretboard. The 12th inlay & the bass' name. also did the same for the side dot markers, just a small carve twist, all of which have been painted with glow in the dark paint. I still gotta remove the alder wood so it's flat for the nut to fit perfectly.

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Placed the order for another two 9.2 K Hong Kongbuckers. Decided to get a spare.

And............we had a visitor last night. A python shed it's skin just outside our back door. The skin measured just on 3.5 metres.
Not sure where the snake is at the moment!

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We have a hawk family that made it's nest over my apartment, and, since last week, there's a Toucan that comes everyday and walks back and forth on my roof.
 
We have a hawk family that made it's nest over my apartment, and, since last week, there's a Toucan that comes everyday and walks back and forth on my roof.
Where do you live?

When I lived in Miami FL hurricane Andrew hit. The Metro Zoo's aviary was destroyed and since then you can see several species of large exotics living there among the population.
 
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Where do you live?

When I lived in Miami FL hurricane Andrew hit. The Metro Zoo's aviary was destroyed and since then you can see several species of large exotics living there among the population.

I live in Brasília, Brazil, right in the middle of the country, in an almost desert region called cerrado. Toucans are a native species, so are these spotted hawks.
 
Where do you live?

When I lived in Miami FL hurricane Andrew hit. The Metro Zoo's aviary was destroyed and since then you can see several species of large exotics living there among the population.


I was living in Southern Louisiana when Andrew came through. Working in the Gulf of Mexico. When we were evaxuated every store had only empy shelves left. So off to the liquor store I went. Lol the stupid things I did as a young man.
 
I was living in Southern Louisiana when Andrew came through. Working in the Gulf of Mexico. When we were evaxuated every store had only empy shelves left. So off to the liquor store I went. Lol the stupid things I did as a young man.
I took a drive through Coral Gables and S Miami the day after it hit, and there was a traffic light laying in the road in an intersection. Hmm... Of course the moment I opened my trunk a cop would pull within view and off to the pokey I'd go! So there it lay... It was damn close though.

I drove away and it was still there, no cops. But we know that formula.