36. Chinese Pond Turtle
- World Reptile Number – 36
- Korea Reptile Number – 1
- Date Photographed – 4 August 2023
- Location Photographed – Seoul, Korea
35. Yellow-faced Whip Snake
- World Reptile Number – 35
- Australia Reptile Number – 31
- Date Photographed – 13 January 2022
- Location Photographed – Arundel Wetlands, QLD
34. Saw-shelled Turtle
- World Reptile Number – 34
- Australian Reptile Number – 30
- Date Photographed – 1 November 2021
- Location Photographed – Eungella N.P. QLD
33. Krefft’s Turtle
- World Reptile Number – 33
- Australian Reptile Number – 29
- Date Photographed – 25 September 2021
- Location Photographed – Arkarra Lagoons, Dundowran, QLD
32. White’s Skink
- World Reptile Number – 32
- Australian Reptile Number – 28
- Date Photographed – 22 February 2021
- Location Photographed – Mt Kaputar, NSW
31. Copper-tailed Skink
- World Reptile Number – 31
- Australian Reptile Number – 27
- Date Photographed – 8 March 2020
- Location Photographed – Cullendore High Country, NSW
30. Red-bellied Black Snake
- World Reptile Number – 30
- Australian Reptile Number – 26
- Date Photographed – 22 February 2020
- Location Photographed – Flat Rock, NSW
29. Orange-tailed Shadeskink
- World Reptile Number – 29
- Australian Reptile Number – 25
- Date Photographed – 26 January 2020
- Location Photographed – Curtis Falls Track, Mt Tamborine, QLD
28. Rose’s Shadeskink
- World Reptile Number – 28
- Australian Reptile Number – 24
- Date Photographed – 26 January 2020
- Location Photographed – Curtis Falls Track, Mt Tamborine, QLD
27. Eastern Brown Snake
- World Reptile Number – 27
- Australian Reptile Number – 23
- Date Photographed – 18 October 2019
- Location Photographed – O’Reillys, QLD
26 . Wall Skink
- World Reptile Number – 26
- Australian Reptile Number – 22
- Date Photographed – 30 October 2019
- Location Photographed – Coombabah Wetlands, Coombabah, QLD
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- World Reptile Number – 25
- Australian Reptile Number –
- Date Photographed –
- Location Photographed –
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- World Reptile Number – 24
- Australian Reptile Number – 22
- Date Photographed –
- Location Photographed –
23. Green Sea Turtle
- World Reptile Number – 23
- Australian Reptile Number – 21
- Date Photographed – 24 June 2019
- Location Photographed – The Seaway, Main Beach, QLD
22. Eastern Long-necked Turtle
- World Reptile Number – 22
- Australian Reptile Number – 20
- Date Photographed – 11 April 2019
- Location Photographed – Broadmere, QLD
I had luckily slowed down on the highway near the turn-off to Lake Murphy, QLD to check out a water crossing when I noticed this turtle crossing the road. I helped it to a safer location but it was a bit to shy to stick it’s head out fully.
21. Robust Rainbow-Skink
- World Reptile Number – 21
- Australian Reptile Number – 19
- Date Photographed – 9 April 2019
- Location Photographed – Auburn River NP, QLD
Auburn River National Park is a spot known for the Rainbow-Skink and on the path down to the river a number of skinks could be seen scurrying for cover. I missed out on photographing most of them but this one stayed still long enough for a few shots and a new tick.
20. Open-Litter Rainbow-Skink
- World Reptile Number – 20
- Australian Reptile Number – 18
- Date Photographed – 9 April 2019
- Location Photographed – Ban Ban Springs, QLD
On a dirt road creek crossing just past Ban Ban Springs I found this little Open-Litter Rainbow-Skink scurrying to cover. It took a bit of chasing to get a clear enough shot to get an identification.
19. Eastern Water Skink
- World Reptile Number – 19
- Australian Reptile Number – 17
- Date Photographed – 7 April 2019
- Location Photographed – Lake Alford, Gympie, QLD
Stopping in at Lake Alford, Gympie on the way to Hervey Bay I noticed the usual Eastern Water Dragons and then something a little bit different behind it. A closer investigation revealed my first Eastern Water Skink. He stayed still for a moment allowing me to get low for some shots.
18. Striped Skink
- World Reptile Number – 18
- Australian Reptile Number – 16
- Date Photographed – 24 February 2019
- Location Photographed – Lennox Heads, NSW
Whilst stopping at Lennox Headland to look for sea birds a Striped Skink crossed the path in front of me. Stopping momentarily to see if I was a threat.
