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This looks like quite a skinny Tiliqua nigrolutea (?), though we usually only se…
This looks like quite a skinny Tiliqua nigrolutea (?), though we usually only see T.scincoides here in the upper reaches of the Shoalhaven R. in the NSW Southern Tablelands. But then we also saw a Trachydosaurus (Shingle-back) here a month ago. Are the eastern geographic boundaries moving closer…
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