I'm not sure what this little guy is but he was found in a water trough in Tooperang. Perhaps a local of the Fleurieu Peninsula Swamps. He is about 10 cm long (head to tail) and has beautiful markings.
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jacqui.wilson
Jul 31, 2017
Water skink?
Water skink?
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Methinks Liopholis whitii White's Skink.