I've just been out at Yengo helping a fellow student with some field work - you can read about the project in today's Sydney Morning Herald article here. It was a real treat to see my first broad-head (Hoplocephalus bungaroides): this one was nestled in a rock crevice.
Another highlight was this Thick tailed (or Barking) gecko (Underwoodisaurus milli) which we found under a piece of tin. He put on this impressive threat display and even barked and lunged at me a few times as I took his picture.
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magic looking geko - we are off to NT in July and might be luckt enough to find one. Congrats on submitting the thesis!
he is gorgeous ! feisty little critters aren't they. we had the pleasure of having one as a pet for 22 years.
cheers jo
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