2 Delicate Skink at Tathra, NSW
Identification history
| Lampropholis delicata | 18 Nov 2018 | PatrickCampbell | ||
| Unidentified | 18 Nov 2018 | SteveMills |
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User's notes
Love making on the driveway.
They weren't concerned about privacy.
Not sure which species of Garden Skink.
3 comments
KerriLee
wrote:
19 Nov 2018
The rather plain dorsal surface (not striped or spotty), the black lateral line, and the pale underside suggests the Garden Sking Lampropholis delicata - a species that is certainly found in the region. But let's see what Patrick (our reptile moderator) suggests
SteveMills
wrote:
19 Nov 2018
Yep, I was thinking this species also, but played it safe to leave it to the moderators to identify.
PatrickCampbell
wrote:
19 Nov 2018
Yes definitely delicata. Good call Kerri and Steve.
I agree that they look like they're mating due to the alignment of the hips. Observations of fighting tend to be more often witnessed with these small skinks but this is almost surely a mating event. Well taken Steve.
I agree that they look like they're mating due to the alignment of the hips. Observations of fighting tend to be more often witnessed with these small skinks but this is almost surely a mating event. Well taken Steve.
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- Coordinates 149.963309-36.719131
- Places Tathra, NSW
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- 30 Dec 2017 01:47 PM Recorded on
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- Lampropholis delicata Scientific name
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