Trayhurn’s Reptile Relocation

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Snake catching

A detailed, photographic close-up of a red-bellied black snake gliding beside a shallow, clear creek lined with rounded granite rocks and native grasses in the Oberon highlands. The snake’s glossy black upper scales reflect soft, dappled forest light, while the rich crimson underside is just visible along the body’s edge as it curves near the water. Gentle morning light filters through eucalyptus branches, creating patterned reflections on the rippling surface. Shot from a low angle at snake eye level with a shallow depth of field, the background melts into soft greens and greys of bushland. The mood is respectful and tranquil, emphasizing the snake’s role in its natural habitat and the importance of careful, professional relocation when near human areas.

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