Our friend, Mike, from the States, who stayed with us recently, kindly sent through a whole stack of images he had taken while with us, so I thought I'd share some on the blog. These fungi were on a log along a walking track in the Border Ranges National Park, which is on our doorstep.
Spectacular image of more fungi from the same walking track
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An adult male water dragon looking handsome along the banks of the Tweed River at Tweed Heads, which is a bit under an hour from our place.
Two skinks either having a bit of a skirmish or engaged in foreplay. One never really knows with lizards.
And, a small eyed snake, again found near the Border Ranges National Park. This is a fairly common species around our place but this is probably the second largest individual of this species I've found.
Our friend, Mike, from the States, who stayed with us recently, kindly sent through a whole stack of images he had taken while with us, so I thought I'd share some on the blog. These fungi were on a log along a walking track in the Border Ranges National Park, which is on our doorstep.
Spectacular image of more fungi from the same walking track.jpg)
An adult male water dragon looking handsome along the banks of the Tweed River at Tweed Heads, which is a bit under an hour from our place.
Two skinks either having a bit of a skirmish or engaged in foreplay. One never really knows with lizards.
And, a small eyed snake, again found near the Border Ranges National Park. This is a fairly common species around our place but this is probably the second largest individual of this species I've found.
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