Egernia cunninghami

1 Cunningham's Skink at Mongarlowe, NSW

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Identification history

Egernia cunninghami	15 Oct 2020	GeoffRobertson
Egernia cunninghami	15 Oct 2020	GeoffRobertson
Unverified	14 Oct 2020	LisaH

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I think these are all the same species?

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GeoffRobertson wrote:

15 Oct 2020

Cunninghams tend to be in big family groups.

WillO wrote:

15 Oct 2020

What an interesting photo - the family out in the sun. Well done

LisaH wrote:

15 Oct 2020

Thank you. At one stage there were five out sunning themselves (not quick enough to photograph). What interested me was their orientation - on the photos show them sunning themselves at the same angle. Fascinated to find they are a family group - that's why I love this platform - I learn so much.

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Location information

Maps Mongarlowe River
Places Mongarlowe, NSW

Sighting information

5 Abundance
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LisaH Canberra & Southern Tablelands NatureMapr Skinks Reptiles and Frogs

Species information

Egernia cunninghami Scientific name
Cunningham's Skink Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
Up to 1423.8m Recorded at altitude
359 images trained Machine learning

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Egernia cunninghami

1 Cunningham's Skink at Mongarlowe, NSW

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