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Drymarchon32
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Hey all, I don't usually post in this section but thought you might appreciate a few of these pics from Oz.
Napoleonis?
Tiliqua rugosa aspera
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Tiliqua rugosa rugosa
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Great pics  where abouts did you get to?
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Nice skinks. I like the open mouth shots! 
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Love that last shot 
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Jas
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Great photo's, how numerous were the shinglebacks?
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Jordi J
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| Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 10:28 pm Post subject: |
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If you got more pics of skinks please post them 
I am a big fan of every species of skinks but shinglebacks are one of the most special skinks on earth!!
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Drymarchon32
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There were more shinglebacks on both sides of the Nullarbor than it was worth slowing down for. Saw plenty of road kill ones too, the only solice I can offer about that is that if there are plenty dead on the road then there are a load more in the bush
Pretty much everywhere I stopped or bothered to look there was another one staring back at me, great little beasties. I've been to Oz before but never that far south or that far across either and I always thought that shinglebacks were pretty scarce or hard to find. Not any more.
Glad you like.
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Ausum shingle back pics hun!! Your becoming a right little David Bailey arent you?!! x
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iriechris
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Brilliant shots of shinglebacks AL !!!!
thanks for sharing 
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