bigpseudemoia123's Identifications
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Cunningham's Skink (Egernia cunninghami)Observer
philcolDescription
Seen sunning itself on a rock and then rapidly moved to shelter when we approached.
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Southern Grass Skink (Pseudemoia entrecasteauxii)Observer
samgordonDescription
I didn't realise this species occurred in the northern Gulf St Vincent, and I can't see any records this far up here apart from a 1971 museum specimen. Regardless, there appears to be a very healthy population living in the tidal debris along the road out to Wills Creek, with at least a couple dozen individuals seen over ~20 minutes, eight of which I've added observations of.
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Southern Grass Skink (Pseudemoia entrecasteauxii)Observer
samgordonDescription
I didn't realise this species occurred in the northern Gulf St Vincent, and I can't see any records this far up here apart from a 1971 museum specimen. Regardless, there appears to be a very healthy population living in the tidal debris along the road out to Wills Creek, with at least a couple dozen individuals seen over ~20 minutes, eight of which I've added observations of.
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Southern Grass Skink (Pseudemoia entrecasteauxii)Observer
samgordonDescription
I didn't realise this species occurred in the northern Gulf St Vincent, and I can't see any records this far up here apart from a 1971 museum specimen. Regardless, there appears to be a very healthy population living in the tidal debris along the road out to Wills Creek, with at least a couple dozen individuals seen over ~20 minutes, eight of which I've added observations of.
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What
Southern Grass Skink (Pseudemoia entrecasteauxii)Observer
samgordonDescription
I didn't realise this species occurred in the northern Gulf St Vincent, and I can't see any records this far up here apart from a 1971 museum specimen. Regardless, there appears to be a very healthy population living in the tidal debris along the road out to Wills Creek, with at least a couple dozen individuals seen over ~20 minutes, eight of which I've added observations of.
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What
Southern Grass Skink (Pseudemoia entrecasteauxii)Observer
samgordonDescription
I didn't realise this species occurred in the northern Gulf St Vincent, and I can't see any records this far up here apart from a 1971 museum specimen. Regardless, there appears to be a very healthy population living in the tidal debris along the road out to Wills Creek, with at least a couple dozen individuals seen over ~20 minutes, eight of which I've added observations of.
Photos / Sounds
What
Southern Grass Skink (Pseudemoia entrecasteauxii)Observer
samgordonDescription
I didn't realise this species occurred in the northern Gulf St Vincent, and I can't see any records this far up here apart from a 1971 museum specimen. Regardless, there appears to be a very healthy population living in the tidal debris along the road out to Wills Creek, with at least a couple dozen individuals seen over ~20 minutes, eight of which I've added observations of.
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What
Southern Grass Skink (Pseudemoia entrecasteauxii)Observer
samgordonDescription
I didn't realise this species occurred in the northern Gulf St Vincent, and I can't see any records this far up here apart from a 1971 museum specimen. Regardless, there appears to be a very healthy population living in the tidal debris along the road out to Wills Creek, with at least a couple dozen individuals seen over ~20 minutes, eight of which I've added observations of.
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Cunningham's Skink (Egernia cunninghami)Observer
limewashstandDescription
On a sandstone rock along coastal fringe bush land in northern Sydney.
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Black Rock Skink (Egernia saxatilis)Observer
georgie61295Description
Spotted inside but not captive.
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Magnetic Island Dwarf Skink (Pygmaeascincus sadlieri)Observer
littlebrownskinkDescription
Found beside track around midday.
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