Identificaciones de geoffpatt
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Oligosoma aeneumObserv.
herpguyDescripción
This skink was found during the day under debris near the entrance to Waitamo Cave, south of Hamilton in northern New Zealand.
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jon_sullivanLugar
123a Dyers Pass Road, Cashmere Port Hills, Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand (Google, OSM)Descripción
A skink I rescued from one of our neighbours' cats in our garden. By the look of its regrown tail, this isn't the first close call its had.
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mcarthurnDescripción
Skink seen basking in patch of sunlight on forest floor. This is the first skink I've seen in this forest in the 6 years I've been working here, though we did have one leave footprints in a tracking tunnel 2-3 years ago
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jon_sullivanLugar
Craigieburn Valley Ski Field Road, Craigieburn Forest Park, Canterbury, New Zealand (Google, OSM)Descripción
Found on rocks by the roadside.
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neil_mitchellDescripción
One of several similar skinks on a (sunny) north facing rock wall. about 10cm long
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joepbDescripción
Under some treated half-round sleepers which were lying on bark chips in a young native garden in the afternoon sun.
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jon_sullivanDescripción
While lots of skinks were out sunbathing later in the afternoon, just this one keen individual was out on this cool morning.
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Oligosoma aeneumObserv.
neil_fitzgeraldDescripción
Pleased to find our first skink here today while planting out a new area. Next job will be to build some retreats for them.
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jon_sullivanDescripción
I disturbed two skinks (one full size and one small) from a loose crack in a rock. They were both initially pretty sluggish. I stacked in the loose rocks to make a new refuge for them around where they took shelter.
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jon_sullivanDescripción
I disturbed two skinks (one full size and one small) from a loose crack in a rock. They were both initially pretty sluggish. I stacked in the loose rocks to make a new refuge for them around where they took shelter.
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Género OligosomaObserv.
pjd1Descripción
Locally common above the Mangaturuturu Stream headwaters at 1900 m a.s.l. on Mt Ruapehu. Identification made by Rod Hitchmough - apparently part of an unnamed alpine North Island component in this complex - and at this site reaching both its altitudinal and northern limit
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barred_looperFecha
Septiembre 29, 2015Descripción
We came across this recently deceased skink on the footpath while out walking today. It is in a semi rural setting with paddocks etc around. Approximate location.
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janet_ledinghamDescripción
rocky area beyond northern end of the Conservation area
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Oligosoma smithiObserv.
nakileighDescripción
A Copper? skink in the rocks on a sunny day
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