First one for Spring................
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Chris
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This was who greeted me at the front door recently when I came home....
BurtonReptiles
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he was fine with u picking him up?
vampstorso
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Wild blue tongues generally seem pretty chilled...Ive picked up many, usually sleep lizards (shingle backs), since I was a kid to move them...never had a problem.
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Seen a few flattened this week 
Always makes my sad, especially when you consider how easy they are to avoid!
Always makes my sad, especially when you consider how easy they are to avoid!
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Chris
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Yeah he's been in a good paddock, was pretty fat. I released him in the scrub behind our house, my Jack Russell's wanted to play with him
Not really, he wasn't cooperative at all :lol:
We have had a cricket plauge in Adelaide over the past 6 months. I'm not suprised he's been well fed!! I went into plantrooms full of them on the floor.
mad_at_arms
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That is sad you've seen two already dead.
Last summer we had a one in the warehouse after a couple of hot days I took him outside because it really is not good for any animals to reside in our warehouse.
whoa I forgot how fat he was. And very placid laying on my forearm.
Last summer we had a one in the warehouse after a couple of hot days I took him outside because it really is not good for any animals to reside in our warehouse.
whoa I forgot how fat he was. And very placid laying on my forearm.
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Chris
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He was the first Bluey I've held for many years, I'd forgotten how much their crap stunk until he snapped one off on my hand.
This was who greeted me at the front door recently when I came home....
That's one handsome wild bluetongue. I'd be encouraging it to stick around by offering it food treats WHEN EVER YOU SEE IT - it might become quite a nice resident and great pest exterminator in your yard.
I've not seen my resident bluetongue hanging about yet, never tried to pick it up.
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Chris
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Unfortunately I can't, we have 3 Jack Russell's & while they've never killed anything, I'd hate to give them an opportunity. I let him go in the scrub behind our house (which is probably where he came from anyway) so hopefully he lives out a peaceful existence there.
It is awesome when you come home to find them like that though
there a pretty decent size one that lives in the old ladies laundry next door i saw it last summer basking out on the concrete i asked her about it she said it sleeps under her washing machine and scares the crap out of her all the time lol but she just lets it be, and unfortunately there has been a few dead ones around here aswell the boy from down the road from me came up with one that was dead thinkin it was my blue tongue.
fisherjayse
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Our jack russel unfortunately kills 3-4 wild bluey's a summer in our back yard. This dog breed is a hunter and cant control his natural instinct. I feel saddened with every death, as do the kids. Now my son has 2 beardies, and the dog is banished when the dragons come out of their enclosures.
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