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Giant Rate's tingle near granite outcrops in Soho block.

In small creekline. Restricted Gilgie, I think. 4 keels on the head.

Roadkill
Delma inornata stomach contents

An adult female that fell into a poorly sealed-off 20L pit fall trap and then gave birth to 3 juveniles within the 6 weeks the female was trapped.

*not my observation but have permission to share as observer doesn't use inat

Very sad to see two of these dead together on the road.

A smaller-medium snake on the beach caught a gecko while we were watching it, but gecko got away eventually leaving only a tail for snake to chew on

Mating pair

striped snake eating lizard

Western Banjo Frog (Limnodynastes dorsalis)

Snake

Wild snake well known at the Observatory. Entered my open donga bedroom while I was in the shower.

Down
By the sea
With a bee
On my knee

47 degrees celcius - Christmas Eve 2021 -(Monty) Python swimming in bird baths.

Confirm?

Small snake found in 5-10cm of water amongst mangrove scrub (<2m tall) in Exmouth Gulf. Was going in and out of crab/mud-skipper burrows. Looks to be a range extension of Fordonia leucobalia.

Varanus tristis drinking from bird bath

The prey of the Butcherbird

I encountered this "Clash of the Titans" while birding in Arpenteur Nature Park. I did not see the final outcome, but it did not look good for Bob.

Encountered near PTFI Main Office in Kuala Kencana

release back to site

with Hoary-headed Grebes

Leucistic animal removed from a property in the Adelaide Hills.

Pelseart Island

Deep in shed - around 30cm in length - not exact location, somewhere in Yanchep area

Melanistic color form
Photograph by Sam Ward

Two coiling up together. A total of 7 were seen while walking home, near a tiger snake.

600mm

dugite?
strand-lined

Ouchie
Removed from a staircase and back out into the trees but not without a bite...

0908hrs
Lat: -27 40' 36.38"
Long: 141 55' 59.89"

Two individuals found dead on road, side by side. Very fresh. One male, one female. It's possible they were mating when they were killed.

Photo by my wife Fay Harris. A moment before the snake reached up, trying to get onto the bird-table attached to the patio fence.

male

more info on this trip at:
http://www.inaturalist.org/posts/5309-inatting-in-costa-rica
for those interested