Reptiles and Frogs
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waltraud
wrote:
6 hrs ago
the dragon on this photo is most likely a male - to get the attention of females, males tend to change colour to yellowish and blackish during mating time; the yellow / black fades into grey camouflage within a minute or so when disturbed. Fantastic photo.
Pogona barbata
wombey
wrote:
Yesterday
Based on these images it could be either delicata or guichenoti, probably delicata
Lampropholis (genus)
wombey
wrote:
Yesterday
Beverley, you will need to upload and image for us moderators to confirm please
Unverified Reptile or Frog
PatrickCampbell2
wrote:
20 Oct 2025
It looks like it was digging that hole for egg laying.
Did you happen to see it entering/exiting or actively digging?
Did you happen to see it entering/exiting or actively digging?
Amphibolurus muricatus
wombey
wrote:
20 Oct 2025
David, Dr Jodi Rowley from FrogID at the Australian Museum may be interested in this record.
Limnodynastes tasmaniensis
Significant sightings
- Litoria raniformis
- Aprasia parapulchella at Hawker, ACT
- Aprasia parapulchella at Chapman, ACT
- Varanus rosenbergi at Jerangle, NSW
- Delma impar at Throsby, ACT
- Aprasia parapulchella at Kambah, ACT
- Varanus rosenbergi at Ainslie, ACT
- Varanus rosenbergi at Hackett, ACT
- Varanus rosenbergi at Booth, ACT
- Aprasia parapulchella at Chapman, ACT
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