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Litoria brevipalmata (Green-thighed Frog) at Ravensdale, NSW - 25 Nov 2021 by BrianLR

Litoria brevipalmata

Morelia spilota spilota (Diamond Python) at Blue Mountains National Park - 9 Aug 2021 by PatrickCampbell

Morelia spilota spilota

Rankinia diemensis (Mountain Dragon) at Faulconbridge, NSW - 20 Oct 2020 by PatrickCampbell

Rankinia diemensis

Litoria phyllochroa (Leaf-green Tree Frog) at Blue Mountains National Park, NSW - 19 May 2014 by PatrickCampbell

Litoria phyllochroa

Acanthophis antarcticus (Common Death Adder) at Blue Mountains National Park, NSW - 8 Mar 2008 by PatrickCampbell

Acanthophis antarcticus

Cryptophis nigrescens (Eastern Small-eyed Snake) at Blue Mountains National Park, NSW - 27 Nov 2006 by PatrickCampbell

Cryptophis nigrescens

Litoria brevipalmata (Green-thighed Frog) at Ravensdale, NSW - 25 Nov 2021 by BrianLR
Morelia spilota spilota (Diamond Python) at Blue Mountains National Park - 9 Aug 2021 by PatrickCampbell
Rankinia diemensis (Mountain Dragon) at Faulconbridge, NSW - 20 Oct 2020 by PatrickCampbell
Litoria phyllochroa (Leaf-green Tree Frog) at Blue Mountains National Park, NSW - 19 May 2014 by PatrickCampbell
Acanthophis antarcticus (Common Death Adder) at Blue Mountains National Park, NSW - 8 Mar 2008 by PatrickCampbell
Cryptophis nigrescens (Eastern Small-eyed Snake) at Blue Mountains National Park, NSW - 27 Nov 2006 by PatrickCampbell
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