Life and Wildlife on the Banks of the Murrumbidgee
It's the time of year to see reptiles out and about on the roads again. Bearded dragons (pogona barbata) do threatening push-ups as they try to frighten off approaching cars. Or they lie as flat as possible like this one is doing, before scuttling quickly away. Blue-tongues (Tiliqua scincoides) try to be awesome by opening their mouths... Continue Reading →
It sounds like another fairy story, to have dragons at the bottom of the garden. We have two types, the Bearded Dragons and the Water Dragons. As a child I was always convinced that the water dragons were tiger snakes. Usually all we saw of them in the river was the long striped tail disappearing... Continue Reading →
