Nephrurus
Very Well-Known Member
Recently I partook in a fairly taxing herping extravaganza. Three nights of road driving and searching in around around Sydney and sometimes furthur afield.
The first night we went out was a bit of a non-event. Cold and wet, the storm had rolled in as hoped, but with it cold weather. It was not looking good. Herping was fairly poor.
We did manage to find a few species.
White's skinks Egernia whitiiare fairly common in the Blue Mountains. We found this one in a shallow crevice in some rock.
Even thought it was fairly cold there was still some frogs about. These banjo frogs Limnodynastes dumerili were found on the track and road out.
A dam we stopped at on the way home had Lit. peroni, Lim. peroni, Lit fallax, Crinia signifera and Lit. verreauxi calling.
Here are some pictures of some verreauxi.
Watch out for episode II.
All the best,
-H
The first night we went out was a bit of a non-event. Cold and wet, the storm had rolled in as hoped, but with it cold weather. It was not looking good. Herping was fairly poor.
We did manage to find a few species.
White's skinks Egernia whitiiare fairly common in the Blue Mountains. We found this one in a shallow crevice in some rock.
Even thought it was fairly cold there was still some frogs about. These banjo frogs Limnodynastes dumerili were found on the track and road out.
A dam we stopped at on the way home had Lit. peroni, Lim. peroni, Lit fallax, Crinia signifera and Lit. verreauxi calling.
Here are some pictures of some verreauxi.
Watch out for episode II.
All the best,
-H