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Thanks. It was about 1.5m up the trunk.

Hi Jacky and Michael, this is an interesting ant but I don’t think we can see it well enough to do an ID. As it is on a tree it is unlikely to be Aphaenogaster as they have ground nests and don’t go up trees much. Cheers, Jon

Hi Lisa, yes, I think your guess about the fruit might be right. Cheers, Jon

cheers

Based on your observations and in the light of no other lizard likely to be in the frame for this size hole in this habitat I am prepared to call it Pogona