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Brilliant pics Stevie, I have never seen a slow worm or grass snake in the flesh so to speak :o)

I've never seen either of them before, great pics!

Fantastic photos Stevie. I have to say I would die with my feet up if I found them in my garden. :0)

Fascinating stuff.

Thanks folks, only small examples but nice to know they are there. I'll try n get some more pics when the sun is out : )

you lucky chap Sthe T ! I haven't seen slow worms since a kid back home in Devon & grass snakes under corrugated iron sheets were so fast we only ever caught glimpses of them, always fascinating. Yep! I would love to see any future reptile photos.

That's great, Stevie! Well done for managing to attract them to the garden.

will do Bamps, I am sure i'll be seeing more of them. When I first lifted the black sheet there were two slow worms and I think a bigger grass snake. One of the parents I suspect. Fields all around so have seen the odd one about. We once had one caught in chicken wire and was injured. We took it the vet who offered to stich the wound. However just a word of caution, not dangerous but they do emit a panic smell which STINKS and stunk out the car

Hi, Steve, what is the slow worm?Is it name for snake?

When we first moved here we had several slow worms and snakes, now the garden has been manicured we never see them now, great pics Steve...

Hi Kat, a slow worm is a really a lizard but without legs, hence looks like a snake but isnt

cheers Dd2