
This is the first slow worm I've seen on the farm. It was all knotted up like a Celtic tribute. It eyed me as an interfering force, so I put the stone back and left it to its curled comfort.
I love how there is so much going on around us and that just sometimes we catch a glimpse of what is there. It was new and exciting to me, but to the slow worm it was just another minute in its day.
What might I find tomorrow?
(If you click to enlarge you can see its eye and nostril at the bottom of the photo).
3 comments:
Yes, it does look rather Celtic!
I occasionally find them here in my mid-Devon, hillside garden and my reaction to the first one was just like yours. For an ex-townie like me, it was an exciting discovery . . . . a bit like the time I saw my first bullfinch!
Magnificent! I wish we had snakes here in N. Herts!
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