Keep an eye out for snakes this summer.
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Maroc - SUNSHINECOASTNEWS.COM.AU - A La Une - 21/Aug 18:00
Tee-rifying sight as huge snake found at golf club
Golfers are accustomed to seeing snakes every now and again – it’s almost par for the course. But rarely do they sight an eastern brown this big or so close to a clubhouse. Snake catchers were called to Maroochy River Golf Club this week to remove an estimated five-foot-six (168cm) visitor after patrons noticed it […]
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