I'm still on holiday and just happen to catch a few bugs and reptiles that weren't hiding from the heat; not as well as others anyways...
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| An Eastern Blue-Tongued Skink. With a body lenght of up to 50cm one of the largest skinks there is. |
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| Another Skink, although this one belongs to a different family. |
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| Waterfall at Plain Creek, Victoria. |
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| A Highland or Ramsay's Copperhead, from the Austrelaps family. This one was caught in our bird netting. |
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| Like all other Elapides Copperheads are highly venomous and a bite can easily kill a healthy adult. Although very shy, safety precautions are mandatory when handling these animals. |
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| A Praying mantis, Mantodea order |
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| A honeybee on clover |
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| A Damselfly, unsure of the family |
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| A member of the Hymenoptera family; a relative of the wasps and ants. |
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| Cobwebs covering Flax Lily berries |
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| A Crimson Rosella |
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| Definitely one of Australias most pretty parrots |
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| An alpine cricket of the Tinzeda family |
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| A juvenile bird, probably of the Falcon family. |
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| An alpine Grasshopper. |
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