Some of the most requested species are included in this video. Including a snake begging for food at the door while the snakes next door were being fed. *NOTE* I had a major "Brain Fart" and used the segment with the Wetar Island Pit Vipers again....sorry. Al

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Trying to move some of the backlog of video I have I made yet another Mixed bag for this month. Featuring Coral Cobra's, Squams, & Wetar Island Tree vipers.

A few of your favorite elapids and a beautiful Wetar Island Pit Viper

First you see a map of the moluccan, and then the foto's of south moluccan islands photo's from moluccan islands : 1 First two photo's Leti 2 4 photo's Kisar 3 1 photo Moa 4 2 photo's Saparua 5 3 photo's Kei 6 1 photo Babar 7 1 photo Banda 8 1 photo Nusalaut 9 1 photo Ambon 10 1 photo Tanimbar 11 1 photo Ceram 12 2 photo's Haruku 13 2 photo's Nila 14 1 photo Wetar 15 1 photo Buru Song : Wayman Tisdale - Cruisin' Smooth Jazz

cipt. Handry Noya,All Stars,Kevin Siahailatua,Doddie, Elke,Ghege,Sherly,Febyola,Handry,Parchi Best Timur.

A feeding technique is shown for aboreals and Mr. Pak Russell scares the piss out of me when he over-shoots the entended target. Thank God for long feeding tongs from Midwest.

The Figbird (Sphecotheres viridis) is a conspicuous and very common medium-sized passerine bird native to Indonesia, New Guinea, northern and eastern Australia, and the islands nearby. Unlike most orioles, Figbirds are gregarious, forming flocks of 20 to 40 birds during the non-breeding season, and breeding in small colonies, often making with a number of nests in a small area. Juvenile and female Figbirds are drab coloured, looking rather like Olive-backed Orioles, but the males have conspicuous bright green or yellow plumage and an unmistakable parch of bare red skin around the eye. In the southern part of their range—from around Sydney north to about Proserpine—male Figbirds are a rather bright olive-green, becoming brighter and more yellow further north, culminating with the birds of the tropical north, which are almost pure golden-yellow. Figbirds make a remarkable number of different short calls. Some classifications split this bird into three species: the Wetar Figbird Sphecotheres hypoleucus, the Timor Figbird Sphecotheres viridis and the Figbird Sphecotheres vieilloti. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Figbird Please, watch this video in High Quality. :)

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