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A bit late but Happy Birthday!!
20 minutes agoI think we are up to 8 punctures/holes so far. Today (Saturday) is test day 😜
9 hours agoWow what a great roadkill find, fancy that of all the roadkill of all the places for it to be waiting just for Neil ;) hope it stays inflated xx
10 hours agoHappy Birthday!
6 days agoHello Mitch and Lisa. Sorry to disappoint you but we have polished off a roast chicken and shortly to tackle a chocolate Bavarian. We could meet tomorrow for a cuppa if you are free or Monday. We are here until Tuesday. My number is 0490475390.
Thanks Neil and Janet.
This is Mitch & Lesa the Tandem people. Met you on the road last week. This is the 25 May if you are still in Broome we are available for dinner if you are in town.
1 week agoGreat they are very common and fast!
1 week agoLooks like long nosed dragon
https://www.reptileandgrow.com.au/products/reptiles/keepers-list/class-b/long-nosed-ta-ta-dragon/
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2 weeks ago👌
2 weeks agoNice monitor shots! A friend of mine, Dr. Eric Pianka did a lot of field research on monitors back in the 70s-90s. So much that he became known as "The Lizard Man."
I met him in '63 when he was working on his PHD and helped with his field research for a few weeks that and the following summer.
https://integrativebio.utexas.edu/about/history/history-of-ut-herpetology/the-lizard-man
Matches photos of yellow spotted monitor fairly well.
http://reptilesofaustralia.com/lizards/monitors/Varanus_panoptes.html
🚴♀️🤣
2 weeks agoGood to see a pic of Neil in the chair and he is awake,also Sandy carried a tin of herrings around in her panniers on the Silk Road and it opened somehow and spilt all through the pannier what a mess your sardines reminded me of that.
Don't go hurting any flies now stay safe xxx
Either that or Nessie on an Aussie holiday :)
14 minutes ago