Ill start from last night and go backwards a few weeks.
First up last night was a young Olive python.
Olive Python by R. Francis, on Flickr
I then found a DOR black headed python which i was disapointed about as i really wanted to see one. I then came across this little mulga snake (Pseudechis australis), i got excited thinking it may have been a pygmy mulga but no such luck.
Mulga Snake by R. Francis, on Flickr
A childrens python from a few nights ago, this fella was hunting frogs next to the creek.
Childrens Python by R. Francis, on Flickr
My target for years, i went looking for them over the weekend and couldnt find any. However i did find alot of scats which looked about right for a hosmers skink. So i went back at night and found one in the first crack i looked in.
Hosmers Skink by R. Francis, on Flickr
Storrs monitor was another target over the weekend just gone. I had almost given up and then saw this one run up a tree stump.
Storrs Monitor by R. Francis, on Flickr
Storrs Monitor by R. Francis, on Flickr
Storrs Monitor by R. Francis, on Flickr
A fat tailed gecko from a week ago.
Diplodactylus conspicillatus by R. Francis, on Flickr
Went for a fishing trip a few weeks ago down to the Georgina River, went spotlighting for a few hours and could only find a few Gehyra variegata and Bynoes gecko's. No photos of the bynoes.
Gehyra variegata by R. Francis, on Flickr
I have a heap of Ctenotus lateralis living in my yard.
Ctenotus lateralis by R. Francis, on Flickr
I see ring tailed dragons all the time during the day, thought i may as well add one photo of them.
Ring-tailed Dragon by R. Francis, on Flickr
Had some family up and did some site seeing around the area just after new years. Unfortunately i rolled my ankle and broke a few bones playing cricket, so i couldnt get around to well in the bush on crutches. Therefore i sat next to the creek flipping rocks. Came up with a few Litoria rubella and Litoria coplandi.
Litoria rubella by R. Francis, on Flickr
Litoria coplandi
Litoria coplandi by R. Francis, on Flickr
At the same place as the frogs i found this awesome looking mertens water monitor, unfortunately his swimming skills were to good to get better photos.
Mertens' Water Monitor by R. Francis, on Flickr
I have had a few Eremiascincus isolepis in the back yard lately.
Eremiascincus isolepis by R. Francis, on Flickr
I spent a few nights looking for geckos around a few rocky out crops, found a few bynoes, heaps of Gehyra robusta and this Strophurus krisalys
Strophurus krisalys by R. Francis, on Flickr
Gehrya robusta
Gehyra robusta by R. Francis, on Flickr
Again with the family up we went camping over at the Gregory river, did pretty well with the frogs.
Litoria inermis
Litoria inermis by R. Francis, on Flickr
Ornate burrowing frog
Ornate Burrowing Frog by R. Francis, on Flickr
Another litoria inermis
Litoria inermis by R. Francis, on Flickr
Cyclorana novaehollandiae
Cyclorana novaehollandiae by R. Francis, on Flickr
And to finish off a nice shot of a bird, one of my favourites.
Red-backed Fairy-Wren by R. Francis, on Flickr
First up last night was a young Olive python.
Olive Python by R. Francis, on Flickr
I then found a DOR black headed python which i was disapointed about as i really wanted to see one. I then came across this little mulga snake (Pseudechis australis), i got excited thinking it may have been a pygmy mulga but no such luck.
Mulga Snake by R. Francis, on Flickr
A childrens python from a few nights ago, this fella was hunting frogs next to the creek.
Childrens Python by R. Francis, on Flickr
My target for years, i went looking for them over the weekend and couldnt find any. However i did find alot of scats which looked about right for a hosmers skink. So i went back at night and found one in the first crack i looked in.
Hosmers Skink by R. Francis, on Flickr
Storrs monitor was another target over the weekend just gone. I had almost given up and then saw this one run up a tree stump.
Storrs Monitor by R. Francis, on Flickr
Storrs Monitor by R. Francis, on Flickr
Storrs Monitor by R. Francis, on Flickr
A fat tailed gecko from a week ago.
Diplodactylus conspicillatus by R. Francis, on Flickr
Went for a fishing trip a few weeks ago down to the Georgina River, went spotlighting for a few hours and could only find a few Gehyra variegata and Bynoes gecko's. No photos of the bynoes.
Gehyra variegata by R. Francis, on Flickr
I have a heap of Ctenotus lateralis living in my yard.
Ctenotus lateralis by R. Francis, on Flickr
I see ring tailed dragons all the time during the day, thought i may as well add one photo of them.
Ring-tailed Dragon by R. Francis, on Flickr
Had some family up and did some site seeing around the area just after new years. Unfortunately i rolled my ankle and broke a few bones playing cricket, so i couldnt get around to well in the bush on crutches. Therefore i sat next to the creek flipping rocks. Came up with a few Litoria rubella and Litoria coplandi.
Litoria rubella by R. Francis, on Flickr
Litoria coplandi
Litoria coplandi by R. Francis, on Flickr
At the same place as the frogs i found this awesome looking mertens water monitor, unfortunately his swimming skills were to good to get better photos.
Mertens' Water Monitor by R. Francis, on Flickr
I have had a few Eremiascincus isolepis in the back yard lately.
Eremiascincus isolepis by R. Francis, on Flickr
I spent a few nights looking for geckos around a few rocky out crops, found a few bynoes, heaps of Gehyra robusta and this Strophurus krisalys
Strophurus krisalys by R. Francis, on Flickr
Gehrya robusta
Gehyra robusta by R. Francis, on Flickr
Again with the family up we went camping over at the Gregory river, did pretty well with the frogs.
Litoria inermis
Litoria inermis by R. Francis, on Flickr
Ornate burrowing frog
Ornate Burrowing Frog by R. Francis, on Flickr
Another litoria inermis
Litoria inermis by R. Francis, on Flickr
Cyclorana novaehollandiae
Cyclorana novaehollandiae by R. Francis, on Flickr
And to finish off a nice shot of a bird, one of my favourites.
Red-backed Fairy-Wren by R. Francis, on Flickr