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Southern Switzerland Herping Trip
by Daniel Phillips on 5/6/2013 at 18h22
I'm going to head to Ticino, Switzerland in a few weeks, I don't have a set date yet.
My plan is to fly into Milan, and rent a car and then drive about 1-2 hours north into Switzerland. Just wonder around, check out nice places, camp at night etc.
My main objective is to find some nice Zamenis longissimus and other snakes.
I probably want to go there from mid June (in 1 or 2 weeks) or later in the summer. Probably stay there about a week.
If anyone is interested in joining me, and share the car rent cost. I'm sure we'll find more animals together ! If not, don't hesitate in messa...
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