The Pilbara, WA

[Magpie]

The gecko looks a lot like a ring tailed gecko, C. louisadensis.

 

[urodacus_au]

The gecko looks like H spelea to me, have found them around Panawonnica in the past.

Cheers
Jordan

 

[eipper]

that is is h. spelea

Cheers,
Scott

 

[natrix]

Fantastic pics , thanks !
Amazing that there's only a couple of pages of reply to these , I'd bet that if I put up a.....
'Do you eat McDonalds' thread , it'd be 5 pages in no time...

 

[moloch05]

Thanks, all, for the help with the gecko and the dragon identification.

Magpie, the geckos do resemble ring-tails in pattern but they are not as large nor are they so agile and fast.

Regards,
David

 

[gonff]

wow! love the desert cave gecko! awsome as!

no the gecko is defenately a desert cave gecko, pretty positive!

also called '' H.spelea''

 

[omg_a_gecko]

Could your unidentified gecko be a Ring-tailed Gecko? (Cyrtodactylus louisiadensis)

 

[ryanharvey1993]

Cyrtodactylus louisiadensis is only found in north eastern qld

 

[Boney]

those photos are unreal. they should be in a book ! i realy like all the stimo pics and the pygmy python , like the monitors to . theres something about those photos you almost feel like your there !

 

[jessb]

What incredible pics!I must have missed this thread the first time around, so thanks for bumping it gonff!

I love the pygmy python - were you really lucky to see one? Or are they less rare than I think?

And seeing the Stimmies in their natural habitat is just incredible. Their colours just fit so perfectly against the red rock. We have a juvie Broome Stimmie at home and I can't wait to take her out of her click clack now and put her in her big enclosure with her red desert rock climbing wall!

 

[Tim.Arm]

Awsome shoot's mate, thanks for sharin.

 

[smacdonald]

I love the pygmy python - were you really lucky to see one? Or are they less rare than I think?

Hi Jess,

We found those two on the drive into Tom Price. I have no idea how commonly they're found, but I don't think they're rare.

Stewart

 

[Palex134]

Beautiful shots, Dale's Gorge looks incredible and beautiful Varanid photos.