Pseudemoia spenceri

Spencer's Skink at Cooma, NSW

Pseudemoia spenceri at Cooma, NSW - 29 May 2020 02:19 PM
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Pseudemoia spenceri 30 May 2020 GeoffRobertson
Unverified 29 May 2020 KMcCue

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Sunbaking after frosty start to the morning

3 comments

WillO wrote:
   30 May 2020
Looks like Pseudemoia spenceri - probably came with fire wood. This species shelters (and hibernates) in deep splits and holes in dead trees and large logs as well as in deep fissures in rock. Lizard might be injured?
KMcCue wrote:
   30 May 2020
Yes, it was beside a stack of firewood, I didn't notice that it was injured.
   30 May 2020
Will, I am happy with your ID. Looks a little unusual, but unlikely t be anything else.

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  • Pseudemoia spenceri Scientific name
  • Spencer's Skink Common name
  • Not Sensitive
  • Local native
  • Non-invasive or negligible
  • Up to 1853.4m Recorded at altitude
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