Snake sightings in Brisbane remained high throughout February with callouts for our snake catchers both day and night! February unfortunately saw our snake catchers called to a number of domestic residences to find carpet pythons…
December has been scorching hot with regular storms creating very favorable conditions for our scaly friends and keeping snake catchers on their toes. We have been getting an ever-widening variety of snake species turn…
The upward trend in snake sightings seen in September continued throughout October with even a few late night visitors of the python variety starting to pop up on the warmer nights. October was typified…
With warm weather and sporadic rain making for some very humid days over September our snake catchers have had quite a few days at mid-summer busy levels! As is typical for this time of year…
The temperature in SE QLD has been highly variable this July making life interesting for our Brisbane snake catchers. Generally July is the slowest month for snake sightings and call outs, which has held…
SE Queensland has been incredibly cold of late – more closely resembling my native Wellington than the sunshine state capital! Despite the continued drop in temperature we are continuing to receive regular call outs…
Well the winter snap has finally hit and with it a marked reduction in snake sightings around Brisbane. While snakes are still moving around they are being very selective with when – highlighted by periods…
The slowdown in snake sightings experienced during March reversed slightly during April with more of our scaly friends showing up around Brisbane suburbs. While obviously not at summer peaks this is still welcome news for…
March has seen a slow down in snake sightings as the temperature starts to cool as we leave summer. However, snakes are still moving in all suburbs albeit with slightly reduced frequency. Carpet pythons…
February has been a busy time for our Brisbane snake catchers with snakes on the move in all suburbs. While as usual carpet pythons and tree snakes continue to be the most commonly sighted…