cryptophis pallidiceps
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Darwin to the Kimberly
Not too long ago, myself and my girlfried, CVHG, umped onto a pressuresed metal tube and flew 2848.54 km / 1538.09 nautical miles to the NT's night life crazy CBD, Darwin. We landed at midnight, with boots, camera equipment, a bag full of field guides and a sleeping bag each. My best...- Demansiaphile
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- chlamydosaurus kingii cryptophis pallidiceps demansia olivacea furina ornata lialis burtonis liasis fuscus liasis olivaceus oedura rhombifer rhynchoedura ornata varanus acanthurus varanus primordius
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A weekend at Kakadu!
Hey all, flew up to Darwin then headed to Kakadu National Park for the weekend (25th - 29th April). Here is just some of what we found, hope you enjoy the photos :). Fresh Water Crocodile (Crocodylus johnsoni) by Matt Clancy Wildlife Photography, on Flickr Frill-necked Lizard (Chlamydosaurus...- PythonOwner25
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- acanthophis praelongus acrochordus arafurae antaresia childreni chlamydosaurus kingii cryptophis pallidiceps demansia papuensis diporiphora bilineata furina ornata lialis burtonis liasis fuscus litoria caerulea morelia spilota variegata oxyuranus scutellatus pseudonaja nuchalis
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snake ID
thinking might be a Secretive snake/northern small eyed Cryptophis pallidiceps what do you guys think- phatty
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burn off and found this little snake
he is a little burn but got some scales that might help- phatty
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Still more from home
Had the camera out again the past couple of nights. Don't always take the camera while doing the toad bust, usually just come back for it if something really photo-worthy shows up. Often, though, said photo-worthy item just disappears. Anyway, last night happily no cane toads. Did come across a...- tropicbreeze
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My recent trip to the NT
Couple of weeks ago I spent a week (not long enough!) in the NT. Started in Darwin for a few nights with some mates in bands (they were playing some gigs) and then my buddy and I headed down to Katherine, then a cattle station at Mainoru which we stayed at for a few nights and then down to...- phoebe
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- cryptophis pallidiceps furina ornata heteronotia binoei
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GUESS this Elapid
Can you all have a guess at this very rare little Elapid I relocated recently. Excuse the quality, iphones aren't great- Slats
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Northern Territory Frogging 2010
Hi guys, Just some pics from my trek across the NT this past month looking for some frog species I haven't seen before. It was a fairly successful trip with 19 new ones in all - unfortunately I was a bit late following the rains in the desert so I missed out on most of the frogs of the arid...- froggyboy86
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- antaresia childreni antaresia maculosa antaresia stimsoni chlamydosaurus kingii crocodylus porosus cryptophis pallidiceps ctenotus dux hemidactylus frenatus liasis fuscus liasis olivaceus limnodynastes ornatus litoria bicolor litoria caerulea litoria gilleni litoria nasuta litoria rubella morelia oenpelliensis morelia spilota variegata nephrurus sheai varanus giganteus
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Close encounter - need reassurance
Hi - I'm a newbie. Hope u can help. I've lived in a shed in FNQ for the last 2 years with at least one snake, but it's not a pet. I've been told it is a "Dolls Eye". I had it turfed out once but it came back (of course - the shed's his/her territory) and so far we've kept a respectful distance...- debsch
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- boiga irregularis cryptophis pallidiceps notechis scutatus
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