Identify me

[JasonL]

Raninia diemensis, Mountain Heath Dragon, not earless.

 

[Scleropages]

Dragon Fire, a roller coaster at Canada's Wonderland.
Dragon Fire (novel), a best-selling political novel by journalist Humphrey Hawksley, about a future war between China, Pakistan and India.
Dragon Fire (mortar), a heavy automated mortar under testing by the United States Marine Corps.
Dragon Fire (1993 film), a 1993 martial arts film starring mainly real kickboxing champions [1].
Dragon Fire Productions LLC, a film production company


Hope these help with Identifying you

 

[MrBredli]

Also the book I'm referring to doesn't contain T. diemensis that you mentioned earlier or any earless dragon found around Sydney?

Are you sure about that? They are very common all throughout Sydney, up into the Blue Mountains then south throughout the great diving range, north up to the Colo River, and twice recorded south of Armidale as mentioned previously. This is all documented in Swan 1990, and i have seen millions myself around Sydney and the Blue Mountains. Common name is Mountain Heath Dragon. They would have to be in your book somewhere.

 

[MrBredli]

Raninia diemensis, Mountain Heath Dragon, not earless.

Ahh ok, they've been reclassified - that makes sense. I need to by some more up-to-date books.

 

[junglepython2]

Are you sure about that? They are very common all throughout Sydney, up into the Blue Mountains then south throughout the great diving range, north up to the Colo River, and twice recorded south of Armidale as mentioned previously. This is all documented in Swan 1990, and i have seen millions myself around Sydney and the Blue Mountains. Common name is Mountain Heath Dragon. They would have to be in your book somewhere.

Yeah found it, was under R. diemensis under Heath Dragons that's why I didnt see it.

 

[bedrocke]

are they endangerd at all

 

[IsK67]

the Blue Mountains then south throughout the great diving range,

::Cough:: Off topic I know but as a resident of the Blue Mountains I can confidently say it is the Great DIVIDING Range.

No diving allowed.


IsK

 

[Chris1]

::Cough:: Off topic I know but as a resident of the Blue Mountains I can confidently say it is the Great DIVIDING Range.

No diving allowed.


IsK

hehehe,..funny!

oh, and cute dragon!

 

[MrBredli]

::Cough:: Off topic I know but as a resident of the Blue Mountains I can confidently say it is the Great DIVIDING Range.

No diving allowed.


IsK

I was just seeing if you were awake IsK .