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kiwilightweightDescripción
Found under a rock. Quite active despite the temps being close to freezing. Found another, smaller one, too. Both released unharmed where found.
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peter_sweetappleDescripción
in modified grassland on well drained river flats
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melissa_hutchisonDescripción
Skink found inside house (it was rescued and released outside). McCanns or southern grass skink?
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jacoblDescripción
I'm not sure whether it's a common or Mccann's skink.
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mark_fraserDescripción
Seen on the rocky slope near the Hutton's Shearwater colony at the head of the Kowhai River. Quite a small gecko.
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mark_fraserDescripción
Seen on the rocky slope near the Hutton's Shearwater colony at the head of the Kowhai River. Quite a small gecko.
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mark_fraserDescripción
Seen amongst the scrub bush near the Hutton's Shearwater colony at the head of the Kowhai River.
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rowan_hindmarsh_wallsDescripción
Many seen in alpine shrubbery and rocky areas
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henryahhDescripción
This one is a where's wally. Nestled within the celmisia is a skink of a pretty decent size, svl palm sized... ish. It scattered pretty quickly. Pale grey colour on dorsal surface and a dark brown horizontal stripe.
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mvdwDescripción
Small skink approx 4cm snout to vent length, sunbathing in grass then climbed a small shrub when I accidentally spooked it.
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mvdwDescripción
Skink seen sunbathing in dry grass. Had quite pronounced scales on it's back. Approx 6cm snout vent length
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