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We are a team of local reptile relocators

28/12/2023

Release of this cute little carpet in Neergabby. Swamp and vegetation has to be nicer than getting yourself stuck between the tin and beam of a veranda. - Tiff.

19/12/2023

Just a timely reminder the best plan of attack to catch snakes is for someone to keep an eye on the snake. It makes our job easier and gives us a better chance of catching them.
The last location of snakes helps. But they can move so very fast and can be gone in just a few short minutes.
I know they are scary, but standing 5 meters away, they wont get you. But you can still watch them.

11/12/2023

As a snake catcher, you learn a lot of patience during a call out. A friend spotted a snake on her back lawn, called Tiffany, she messaged Ash and Sonya. Sonya headed out, saw the snake slither into the pipe and now is playing a wait game. Who will give in first 🤣😖

01/12/2023

Ash and Sonya headed out to Bindoon this afternoon for a call out in a laundry. The neighbour Cody had stripped the bathroom out and checked the dryer and washer before we got there but couldn't find it. When we got there we retraced steps and then we shut the glass sliding door and there it was under the door. So we lifted the door out and managed to catch this little Gwardar safely. Happy family and a safe snake.

29/11/2023

Helped out the shire crew today. Caught this Banded Gwardar in a pit one of them was just standing in. Was in the hole in the first pic.

27/11/2023

Mulga on the back patio release.

27/11/2023

Gotta love when you hear your name yelled from outside the house and followed by SNAKE!!! Second one we have caught on our back patio. Will post pics on release.
Snakes are out even on cooler days.

18/11/2023

A very quick catch at CU @ park. Little baby Gwardar found itself in the cool room.

15/11/2023

Caught this young Gwardar at The Treasure Trove in Gingin this afternoon. Thanks to the lovely lady there who kept an eye on the bins where it was found under. Thanks also to Alicia Gomersall for being the middle person and directing calls and messages to make this an easy and quick catch.

08/11/2023

Snake avoidance training for your dogs is a great way to keep them safe around your property. Phill at S/W Reptile Rescue is one guy who is willing to travel to Gingin to help. Groups of 8-10 people max. Very affordable prices. Give him a call or let us know if you are wanting him to come up.
Link to his fb page in comments his phone number is in the picture as well as on his fb page.

07/11/2023

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06/11/2023

Well a busy day for Ash and Sonya today. We are currently back at the same address in Country Heights for the second time today. Another Gwardar safely caught and will be released soon. Pics will be posted on release.

06/11/2023

Ash and Sonya went out to Country Heights Estate to catch this awesome solid colour Gwardar. Was a fairly easy snake to catch compared to the last couple we've done.
Safely caught and then released in a nature reserve away from town.

03/11/2023

Well its been a few busy days for Ash. Today was her first solo catch. Straight out of work and off to Roe St in Honeycombe estate. Found this one in a couples walk in pantry. What a stunning banded gwardar for her first solo. So freaking proud of our amazing lady.
Well done Ash.

03/11/2023

Massive shout out to Vanessa Fewster and her snake catching skills in keeping the kids at Gingin DHS safe. We are so proud of you Ness!

Ness has now successfully caught in a space of a week, 2 Gwardars at the school and Ash and Sonya have only assisted her with releasing the snakes. 1 was a lovely dark banded gwardar and the other was a juvenile solid colour gwardar. Videos of release in comments.

30/10/2023

Ash and Sonya had an early evening call to go to a house on Wannamal west road that had a snake in the lounge room. Turns out it was in the spare room that comes off the lounge. Believe it or not we searched the entire room and couldn't find it then proceeded to look closer behind the cupboards and out shot a very agitated banded gwardar head. It quickly pulled back in under the cupboard. But we coaxed it out with tilting the cupboard slightly and using the catch bag, it went straight into the bag.

09/04/2023

Release of the CU@ThePark hatchling (baby) snake.

09/04/2023

Pretty easy catch at CU@thepark in Gingin this morning for Ash and Sonya. Thanks Kitty for the call. Everyone stayed so calm and had some awesome questions.
Not often we get a round of applause lol.
Happy Easter all.

24/02/2023

Another gorgeous Tristis Monitor caught Trackside Railway Cafe Teresa did amazing and even helped to catch him.
Education and a calm approach helps anyone who is nervous around reptiles.

06/02/2023

❌ MYTH: Snakes are most active in the hottest parts of the day during summer. 🐍

✔️ FACT: Just like humans, snakes can overheat in the hot summer sun. 🥵 You’ll actually find them most active in the early morning, late in the evening and sometimes overnight! 🌙

Keep this in in mind when you’re visiting our parks and reserves this summer. 🌳 Stay on formed tracks and watch your step. 🥾 And if you do see a snake, give it a wide berth and alert any nearby parks users to its location so they know to look out for it too. 👍

Text taken from ACT Parks and Conservation Services.

26/01/2023

Gorgeous little tristis caught at Trackside Railway Cafe cafe. Quickest turn out for Ash and Sonya as we had just got to the pub 🤣

10/01/2023

Callout this arvo, this little cutie welcoming a new couple to town. Having a little bath before release as he had an encounter with a sticky trap and then travelled across the carpet.Thanks for doing the right thing guys and welcome to Gingin! 💚🐍

05/01/2023

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25/11/2022

Release of this beautiful little gwarda who decided to hang out at the bus depo today. Thankyou ladies for doing the right thing and calling us. 💚🐍

25/11/2022

On the way to a snake callout this oblong was waddling across the road near work. Released near our dam I think he's been here before. 💚🐢

14/11/2022

The consistent warm days are bringing out our slithery friends. This gwarda just wanted a peaceful swim in the pool but the humans didnt want to share. 😄

05/11/2022

Callout today in Muckenburra. Little Bardick found hiding near the fence when the resident was whipper snippering. Thanks for doing the right thing Jody. 💚🐍

27/10/2022

On the way home my kids and I come across this beautiful turtle casually walking across Brand Hwy. We just managed to save it from being run over by a truck. 2 cars swerved around it. So grateful for caring people.
Relocated into a close by dam on a private property with permission from owners.

25/10/2022

Post for gingin and surrounds. We have a follower who is trying to sort out a relocators course up here. Please read the following. Please comment your interest.
0467945803.
Cheers GSC admin.

Hello GSC...we have a business just out of Gingin and are looking to have another member of our staff trained as a snake catcher. I have just enquired through WA Snake Training and we would need a minimum of 3 people to do the course. Do you know of anyone interested? We would hold it here in Gingin at our premises. It would cost between 300 and 350 dollars. Thanks Deanne

21/10/2022

Ash and Sonya on a call out this arvo to Gingin DHS. Kids saw a snake and did amazing at alerting the teachers. Had a good look around but couldn't find anything but the school now has our direct contact numbers.
Well done kids on the quick alert and being safe and keeping away from the snake.

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Release of this cute little carpet in Neergabby. Swamp and vegetation has to be nicer than getting yourself stuck between the tin and beam of a veranda. - Tiff.