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I didn't take these photo's but I think juvenile Five-lined Skinks look awesome. To bad they’re not Australian



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Yeh they look wicked with that bright blue tail :) Would def get one if they were in Australia!
 
Found this guy today under a step out the front (Just a wooden sleeper) and obviously i took some pics, you don't see this everyday!
 

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Found this guy today under a step out the front (Just a wooden sleeper) and obviously i took some pics, you don't see this everyday!

its not overly uncommon to see that, happens when the tail is damaged to a certain point, a new tail is regrown but the old one isnt lost
 
great pics :) the skink pic I last posted up on this thread was out sunning in the same spot but she is minus the eggs and Heaps quicker lol
 
garden skinks

Here is some shots of some little fellasin my backyard.
 

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IMGP8920.jpgFound this little one today, nice rare find
Eulamprus heatwolei, yellow bellied water skink,
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A few we've come across

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Water Skink, Batemans Bay

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Shaded Litter Rainbow Skink (I think?), Katherine Gorge

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Unknown Skink (anyone know what he is?), Katherine Gorge

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Snake Eyed Skink, Katherine Gorge

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Water Skink, Mt Kira Lookout, Wollongong

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Yellow Blotched Forest Skink, Mount Hypipamee National Park, FNQ
 
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An old family friend used to live in Gippsland... i remember visiting her as a kid and her front yard was full of little skinks with blue tails. Can anyone shed some light as to what species this would have been?
 
Lerista zietzi and Ctenotus calurus are the only aussie species i know that have blue tails, but neither of them are found near Gippsland. Theres also an Emoia found on christmas island with a blue tail.
 
hmmmm..... perplexing! Ill have to go back there one day and see if i can find some.
 
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