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Old 12-Jan-08, 11:19 PM
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Identify this skink

Can someone help me identify this skink i found back during the Newie Floods?
 
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im going to take down my post and go with she oak after looking at other pics.
 
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She-oak Skink
 
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looks like a rock skink to me?
 
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She-Oak.
 
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eastern she oak
 
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Yeah thought it was a she-oak,
Nice little skink, got flooded out, was tame as anything and just layed with me
 
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They are usually tame for a day or two after capture, ie "capture shock" then will do anything to bite you
 
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She Oak for sure. Saw one today at the Toronto overpass on the Newcastle feeeway. Used to be very common on the Central Coast but these days only seen once in a while.
 
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well this one was drowning in the paddock (which was waist deep in water at the time) and i saw the ripples and had already caught 3 black bellied swamp snakes, and about 50 grass skinks and other varies skinks that looked the same as grass skinks, i saw the ripples and ran out through the water and caught it, the flooding didnt go down for about a week so i kept it till the paddock was habitable (the kookaburah were having a field day) but even when i let it go it still was reluctant to run away, it stayed near my feet where i placed it till i put it in the long grass for shelter, then it slowly scurried away
 
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Sounds like quite a few reptiles survived cos of your kindness. Well done.
 
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It was quite odd though,
I went to sleep with the paddock being mildy wet
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Flooded almost right to my house,
I ended up gettin a fair few animals out but let them all go when it was safe
 
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