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PostSubject: Herping in Australia   Herping in Australia Icon_minitimeMon 12 Sep - 19:19

I've been in Australia for over 2 months now, and have managed to find and photograph plenty of species. Heres a few pictures from my recent herping trips in SE Queensland.

Yellow-spotted monitor, Varanus panoptes

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Freckled monitor, Varanus tristis

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Eastern bearded dragon, Pogona barbata

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Eastern Blue-tongued Lizard, Tiliqua scincoides scincoides

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Yellow-faced whip snake, Demansia psammophis psammophis

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Red-bellied black snake, Pseudechis porphyriacus

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Eastern brown snake, Pseudonaja textilis

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And finally, my favourite find so far, an Eastern tiger snake, Notechis scutatus

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Unfortunately, I left all my camera equipment on the side of the road when we found the tiger snake, and it had been taken by the time I realised and returned to get it. This meant I had to take photos of the tiger snake on a small compact camera, bopefully I will find another one once i have replaced my SLR!



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PostSubject: Re: Herping in Australia   Herping in Australia Icon_minitimeMon 12 Sep - 23:18

Bummer about losing your camera equipment, man. I know how it feels. All of my stuff got stolen early last year, and I had to go all of last year and part of this year with just a cell phone camera. I have managed to finally replace my camera body and a couple lenses so far, at least. It's tough finding new stuff and not being able to shoot it properly.

Great shots though, especially the brown!
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PostSubject: Re: Herping in Australia   Herping in Australia Icon_minitimeTue 13 Sep - 0:53

Amazing pictures Tom!

Bummer about losing you camera gear indeed...
I hope for you they brought it to the nearest police-station so you get it back.


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PostSubject: Re: Herping in Australia   Herping in Australia Icon_minitimeWed 14 Sep - 0:21

That P. porphyriacus simply looks stunning.. in my opinion the most beautiful snake around.

Consider yourself privileged to see it in its natural habitat!

Have a great trip, and good luck with finding your equipment back.
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PostSubject: Re: Herping in Australia   Herping in Australia Icon_minitimeThu 15 Sep - 18:02

Excellent photo's, really love that bluey.
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PostSubject: Re: Herping in Australia   Herping in Australia Icon_minitimeFri 16 Sep - 3:01

exellents shots, looks like you are having a good time in australia, keep posting, regards
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PostSubject: Re: Herping in Australia   Herping in Australia Icon_minitimeMon 26 Sep - 0:51

Tom, that's really all great pictures, but mostly I like the picture with the blue-tongued skink.
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PostSubject: Re: Herping in Australia   Herping in Australia Icon_minitimeWed 16 Nov - 21:41

nice pics tom! that Red-bellied black snake is a stunner!
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PostSubject: Re: Herping in Australia   Herping in Australia Icon_minitimeFri 18 Nov - 10:17

Awful about losing the camera gear.... some amazing finds though! I really enjoyed the photo of the Blue-Tongue
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PostSubject: Re: Herping in Australia   Herping in Australia Icon_minitimeFri 18 Nov - 10:45

so that's why they call them blue tongues!!!!

nice pics Tom sorry about your camera gear i'd be really pissed, more so than an eastern brown!

hope you can replace it soon.

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