Baby brown, lil whips and 5 skink species :D

[richoman_3]

ANOTHER awesome day herping today
this time i found 3 new species for me

i went to 2 spots, my old spot and a new one.
this is from my normal spot... (its dried up heaps so saw hardly any frogs!)



a very cute small tiny baby bluey

Lerista bougainvilli (saw heaps)

Marbled gecko eggs

Little whip snake

Some of the scenery ;D

New spot....

Baby Eastern brown snake

vids

Baby Eastern brown snake - YouTube
Baby Eastern brown snake - YouTube



Robust striped skink - were alot of these but they are so fast !

Eastern three lined skink - only saw this one

(i know im not allowed to upload handling pics, but its one of the only pics that came out clear )

vid

Eastern three lined skink - YouTube



Garden skinks

vid

Garden skink - YouTube



Cormocephalus aurantiipes - was heeeeaps of these

And an odd specimen when on first glance i thought cormocephalus esulcatus but its most likely cormocephalus aurantiipes

And a creepy earwig

enjoy

 

[SteveNT]

Goodonya mate. Nice shots, are the garden skinks Carlia sp?

 

[Serpentess]

Very nice variance in subjects. Some healthy looking specimens. Thanks for sharing, Richo.

 

[richoman_3]

Goodonya mate. Nice shots, are the garden skinks Carlia sp?

thanks steve
they are Lampropholis guichenoti

 

[jordanmulder]

great EB find!

 

[nico77]

looks like a good day out Did you keep any of the pedes?

cheers
Nico

 

[richoman_3]

thanks guys

@nico: i grabbed the 2 pictured

 

[dihsmaj]

Nice mate, did you handle the Brown?

 

[richoman_3]

nah didnt handle it

 

[GeckPhotographer]

Wow these pics are fantastic. Good job.

 

[edstar]

great job

 

[richoman_3]

thanks

 

[r3ptilian]

Thats funny, you took home two Pedes but the Earwig is creepy hahaha

And a creepy earwig

enjoy [/QUOTE]

 

[saratoga]

Good finds, thanks for posting

 

[richoman_3]

thanks

that earwig is creepy though

 

[Enlil]

Earwig is a male introduced Forficula auricularia.

 

[richoman_3]

thanks ,
atleast they are better looking than those garden ones
i find that they tend to like more salty muddy spots