This is how I find my Brahminy Blind Snakes, usually they like to hide under rocks, flower pots and rotten woods.
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I believe I can find the Brahiminy Blind Snake very easily here in the Puna district of the Big Island of Hawaii. I have found 4 in the last week and really only looked for them for about 1/2 hour total. 2 were under the same small piece of old plywood in a vacant lot covered with Ohia Trees. One was under a log and one was under a rock. The one under the rock was 1 miles from the coast in a subdivision called HPP, the other 3 were in a subdivision called Orchidland about 4 miles from the ocean. People i showed them to still thought they were worms until they saw the tongue flicker. And people say there is no snakes in Hawaii. Aloha
March 2, 2008 at 6:57 am |
I believe I can find the Brahiminy Blind Snake very easily here in the Puna district of the Big Island of Hawaii. I have found 4 in the last week and really only looked for them for about 1/2 hour total. 2 were under the same small piece of old plywood in a vacant lot covered with Ohia Trees. One was under a log and one was under a rock. The one under the rock was 1 miles from the coast in a subdivision called HPP, the other 3 were in a subdivision called Orchidland about 4 miles from the ocean. People i showed them to still thought they were worms until they saw the tongue flicker. And people say there is no snakes in Hawaii. Aloha