Pseudemoia rawlinsoni

5 Glossy Grass-skink at Snowy Plain, NSW

Pseudemoia rawlinsoni at Snowy Plain, NSW - 29 Dec 2019 12:54 PM
Pseudemoia rawlinsoni at Snowy Plain, NSW - 29 Dec 2019 12:54 PM
Pseudemoia rawlinsoni at Snowy Plain, NSW - 29 Dec 2019 12:54 PM
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Pseudemoia rawlinsoni 30 Dec 2019 WillO
Unverified 30 Dec 2019 Harrisi

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WillO wrote:
   30 Dec 2019
Excellent photographs - well done. A gravid female glossy bog skink (P rawlinsoni). One key id feature is : upper white dorso-lateral stripe on scale row three (from mid-vertebral line) (on scale row 4 in P. pagenstecheri)
   18 Jun 2025
@WillO @Wildlifewarrior80 @PatrickCampbell2 @wombey @BrianLR there is a proposal to list this species as nationally vulnerable under the EPBC Act
https://consult.dcceew.gov.au/draft-conservation-advice-incl-listing-assessment-pseudemoia-rawlinsoni-glossy-grass-skink
You may like to decide whether or not you want to change the conservation rating from Local Native to Vulnerable
Cheers Michael Mulvaney
wombey wrote:
   22 Jun 2025
Michael, I am not familiar enough with this species in the field to make a useful comment on the status of this species, sorry.
   23 Jun 2025
Thanks John I was mainly bringing it to your attention in case it was of interest
   26 Jun 2025
Thanks for letting us know Michael.
I reckon it's a good idea to change the conservation rating to Vulnerable in accordance with the proposal.
   26 Jun 2025
Thanks Patrick - will keep my eye on how the listing is progressed
   27 Jun 2025
Hi Michael M. While waiting for the ruling, we can change the the status temporarily to Very rare/Threatened.

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