Fauna and Flora of the Great Southern

[Nero Egernia]

Hi everyone, here's some photos of the fauna and flora of the Great Southern region in Western Australia. Spring's finally here, and things are beginning to stir. I feel privileged to I have some of these amazing critters living at my current residence. I hope they continue to thrive here for years to come. Thanks for viewing.

Heath Monitor (Varanus rosenbergi) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Heath Monitor (Varanus rosenbergi) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Heath Monitor (Varanus rosenbergi) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

King's Skink (Egernia kingii) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

South-western Crevice Skink (Egernia napoleonis) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

South-western Crevice Skink (Egernia napoleonis) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Western Three-lined Skink (Acritoscincus trilineatus) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Sundew Plant (Drosera sp) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Little Pink Fairy Orchid (Caladenia reptans) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Silky Blue Orchid (Cyanicula sericea) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Common Donkey Orchid (Diuris corymboso) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Big Clubbed Spider Orchid (Caladenia magniclavata) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Yellow Spider Orchid (Caladenia denticulata) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Yellow Spider Orchid (Caladenia denticulata) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

White Spider Orchid (Caladenia longicauda) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

 

[benc63]

Hey Kayla, beautiful shots! So sharp!
I cant believe that no one has commented on this post.
Your Heath monitors are so much prettier than ours.

 

[Nero Egernia]

Hey Kayla, beautiful shots! So sharp!
I cant believe that no one has commented on this post.
Your Heath monitors are so much prettier than ours.

Thanks benc63! Your photos are equally beautiful and of great quality! I think all populations of Heath Monitors are amazing, but the WA ones certainly have a special place in my heart.

 

[dragonlover1]

Hi everyone, here's some photos of the fauna and flora of the Great Southern region in Western Australia. Spring's finally here, and things are beginning to stir. I feel privileged to I have some of these amazing critters living at my current residence. I hope they continue to thrive here for years to come. Thanks for viewing.

Heath Monitor (Varanus rosenbergi) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Heath Monitor (Varanus rosenbergi) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Heath Monitor (Varanus rosenbergi) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

King's Skink (Egernia kingii) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

South-western Crevice Skink (Egernia napoleonis) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

South-western Crevice Skink (Egernia napoleonis) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Western Three-lined Skink (Acritoscincus trilineatus) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Sundew Plant (Drosera sp) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Little Pink Fairy Orchid (Caladenia reptans) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Silky Blue Orchid (Cyanicula sericea) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Common Donkey Orchid (Diuris corymboso) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Big Clubbed Spider Orchid (Caladenia magniclavata) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Yellow Spider Orchid (Caladenia denticulata) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Yellow Spider Orchid (Caladenia denticulata) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

White Spider Orchid (Caladenia longicauda) by Kayla Higginson, on Flickr

Spring?? Over here in the eastern states we are heading into Autumn. Terrific photo's none the less, always love your work

 

[Nero Egernia]

Spring?? Over here in the eastern states we are heading into Autumn. Terrific photo's none the less, always love your work

Thanks! These photos were posted months ago in October.

 

[dragonlover1]

Thanks! These photos were posted months ago in October.

Oh I didn't see them then

 

[Herpetology]

Oh I didn't see them then

Neither did I, I’m guessing it didn’t pop up in chatbox

 

[dragonlover1]

Neither did I, I’m guessing it didn’t pop up in chatbox

So it wasn't just me being blind and unobservant then? that's good to know lol