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Vipera berus

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Common Viper (Vipera berus) - Information on Common Viper, Vipera berus

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Maksim Smirnov
armadeus.4, yes. First came the black viper. It was in the morning. Later in the afternoon, there was a second snake. The first viper was right there, but almost complete hidden. You can see it below the colored snake.
Liana
Are these two different vipers Maksim? The patterns on the one in the first two photos are quite beautiful. Thank you for sharing :)

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