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Bandy Bandy Vermicella annulata Photo E Collins A nocturnal burrowing snake. Its diet is mainly Blind Snakes. This one was found dead and without any evidence of damage. -
Bearded Dragon Amphibolurus barbatus Photo E Collins The threat display looks ferocious -
Bearded Dragon Amphibolurus barbartus 2 Photo E Collins Often seen basking on posts and confident in their camouflage -
Bell\'s form of V varius TB Photo Tony Bates Tony captured this moment while on walk. The is the rare Bell's form of Varanus varius. Distinguished by the broad cream and black banding.Obviously likes a rabbit for a meal. -
Blue-tongued Lizard Tiliqua scincoides Photo E Cameron -
Brown Snake Photo N Bartlett This snake, about 2m long, had shed its skin and was basking in a depression. It slithered to a hole and when about 30cms of it went into the hole the remainder of the body was whipped in in a flash! -
Brown Snake Pseudonanja textilis Photo E Collins -
brown snake in a knot Brown Snake Pseudonaja textilis Tied in a knot. Photo : Susan Greenhill. -
Cryptoblepharus pannosus at Yeddonba Photo Matt Campbell A small interestingly patterned diurnal lizard. -
Cunningham's Skink Gap Flat Jan P This skink can vary in colour to suit its environment. It inhabits rocky areas. Its diet is mostly fruit and seeds but also includes arthropods and small small invertebrates. -
Eastern Brown Snake Pseudonaja textilis Photo J Birckhead. Colour variable.An egg laying snake.Can have dark bands along body. A fast and dangerous snake. -
Eastern Brown Snake eggs close-up Photo E Collins, Each egg is about one centimetre long. -
Eastern Brown snake eggs Pseudonaja textilis Photo E Collins This large clutch of eggs was under a piece of timber. I guess this clutch was laid by a very large/old individual. -
Garden Skink Lamphropolis guichenoti Photo E. Collins -
Goanna Varanus varius Photo J Birckhead -
Goanna Varanus varius Photo M O'Brien DSE This monster was basking in the early morning sun to warm up -
Gould's Goanna Varanus gouldii Photo E Collins Also called Sand Monitor. A lovely ground dwelling goanna. Makes own burrow or uses hollow logs. Rarely seen in Chiltern. -
Goulds monitor Found in the Old Coach Road vicinity near Eldorado - photo by Jen Willis/Marc Saunders -
Morethia boulengeri at Yeddonba Photo Matt Campbell Note the stripe which runs along the body.Length about 45mm. Found in litter and under bark of dead trees.
