Many of us would be less than enthralled to stumble upon a swamp full of black snakes in the wild.
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However, a Jervis Bay photographer was delighted to find four black snakes at Booderee National Park on Thursday.
The cold-blooded creatures were found lapping up the sunlight on what has been one of the warmest days in a week.
Photographer Dannie Connolly snapped the black snakes at Ryans Swamp, Booderee National Park, a known habitat a variety of extremely poisonous snakes.
Dannie had never seen a snake in the wild until she moved to Jervis Bay in 2014.
She now sees them “all the time” and isn’t afraid to get within metres of them to snap the perfect shot.
