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Thanks again everybody!

Kevin wrote:No V. berus?

Oh yes, a few :

On the first picture of berus I count 4 specimens, of which 3 heads are visible. The specimen at the bottom left has hidden head: what seems to be a head is actually a part of the body, with a scale simulating one eye. At least this is what I can see from my smartphone now...

Ruggero Morimando wrote:On the first picture of berus I count 4 specimens, of which 3 heads are visible. The specimen at the bottom left has hidden head: what seems to be a head is actually a part of the body, with a scale simulating one eye. At least this is what I can see from my smartphone now...

Thanks the suggestion of my friend Massimo Trentin, I've problably found the 4th head: on the right side, just below the midline, very difficult to see!

Laura Bok wrote:

Kevin wrote:No V. berus?

Oh yes, a few :

I thought so
Thanks for adding these nice adder pics!

Ruggero wrote:Thanks the suggestion of my friend Massimo Trentin, I've problably found the 4th head: on the right side, just below the midline, very difficult to see!

You can check below if you found the missing head - maybe you have also found a fifth ?

Thanks!

Yes, Massimo has found very probably a 5th head.

On the right side there is a sort of triangle: two green branches and one brown branch form a triangular structure, not very sharp but clearly triangular. In the middle of this structure (a little more on the right side actually) you can see sharply scales: the head of another berus I think...
If you have difficulties I will try to underline this head at the pc with an app (I'm with the smartphone now).

Done!

What do you think?