Wild pit viper seen while trekking in Khao Yai National Park in northeast Thailand (Issan).
It is “one of seven snakes in Thailand that can kill you” so “when in the jungle beware of anything green.”
How it was taken – that is my camera but not my hands…
More of Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge: It Is Easy Being Green.
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Beautiful image and it’s worth the effort and risk you have taken to capture the shot 🙂
The green snake seen in Kerala is non-venomous and most of times they are seen on trees.
He was such a gorgeous snake!
You scared me.
Sorry, I didn’t mean to scare you!
Wow! What a vibrant color!
I’m hoping to incorporate his amazing colouring into a painting in the future!
Nice photo, such a beautiful viper!
This is probably the most beautiful snake I have ever seen, so far!