Some recentish vic herping finds

[NickGeee]

Hi guys, here are some super common species i have come across the past few months around greater melb and also places like the grampians. I am still not too skilled with a camera but slowly getting there
Crinia parinsignifera by nickgherping, on Flickr
Eulamprus heatwolei with a sore tail. by nickgherping, on Flickr
Eulamprus heatwolei by nickgherping, on Flickr
litoria verreauxii v. by nickgherping, on Flickr
litoria verreauxii v. by nickgherping, on Flickr
litoria verreauxii v. by nickgherping, on Flickr
Covered in mites this tacker was!
tiliqua s s. by nickgherping, on Flickr
tiliqua s s. by nickgherping, on Flickr
dead tussock always there to spoil everything...
baby jacko by nickgherping, on Flickr
cutie pies <3
guich by nickgherping, on Flickr
delicata by nickgherping, on Flickr
Weasel Skink by nickgherping, on Flickr
Yellow Bellied Water Skink by nickgherping, on Flickr
Yellow Bellied Water Skink by nickgherping, on Flickr
Long gone Chelodina longicollis by nickgherping, on Flickr
Cicada shells by nickgherping, on Flickr
Jacky Dragon Amphibolurus muricatus by nickgherping, on Flickr
Thanks

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ps i am still not 100% sure about that litoria, but i have heard verrauxis have orange and black flashmarks that differentiate them against the gross ewengi.

 

[Reptiles101]

Pretty cool shots there Nick, what kind of camera are u using?

 

[GeckPhotographer]

The last two (at least, possibly also the first two) E. heatwolei look like E. tympanum, they have a pale anterior margin to ear opening instead of black anterior margin as far as I can see? And no streak back from above eye to nape?

 

[NickGeee]

The last two (at least, possibly also the first two) E. heatwolei look like E. tympanum, they have a pale anterior margin to ear opening instead of black anterior margin as far as I can see? And no streak back from above eye to nape?

Yeah looking back on it your too right, I don't know my skinks well :/

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Pretty cool shots there Nick, what kind of camera are u using?

Thanks Sean,
canon eos 100D with just the regular old 18-55 lens and without any fancy flashes.