PhD candidate at @JCU working on chemical signals in lizards馃
Townsville, Queensland
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Prickly Geckos of Australia!
From top to bottom they are:
1. Black Pilbara gecko (Heteronotia atra)
2. North-west prickly gecko (Heteronotia planiceps)
3. Desert cave gecko (Heteronotia spelea)
3. Bynoe's gecko (Heteronotia binoei)
5. Pale-headed gecko (Heteronotia fasciolatus)
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A Mottled Sole from an estuary in Darwin. Finding these fish perfectly camouflaged on rocks and logs is always a thrill! Such weird fish... Can you spot their mouth?
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I鈥檓 presenting my Confirmation of Candidature seminar on Monday at 11am (AEST). So, if you want to listen to me talk about geckos for an hour, let me know and I鈥檒l send you the zoom link!
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Shingleback (Tiliqua rugosa)
Despite being one of the most common skinks in South Australia, I鈥檒l never get sick of seeing Shinglebacks (and their gnarly attitudes!). This one was found soaking up some winter sun a few days ago near the Flinders Ranges.
#shotoniphone #wildoz
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Went for a snorkel on the Great Barrier Reef yesterday and I was lucky enough to find these Barrier reef anemonefish (Amphiprion akindynos)馃彎
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Does anyone know what these Epaulette sharks (Hemiscyllium ocellatum) are up to? 馃 #WildOz
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Green sea turtle (Chelonia mydas) cruising around some exposed reef flats near Townsville 馃悽 #WildOz
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Grumpy little Children's python (Antaresia childreni) #WildOz
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A calling Short-footed frog (Cyclorana brevipes) from outback Queensland last night. The rain makes it difficult to find geckos but the abundance of frogs is a nice consolation 馃惛 #WildOz
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Glad I could contribute some photos to the new Calamaria of Borneo phone app. It鈥檚 free and available now for ios and android devices. Go and download it!
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