Varanus rosenbergi

Heath or Rosenberg's Monitor at Tennent, ACT

Varanus rosenbergi at Tennent, ACT - 29 Dec 2021
Varanus rosenbergi at Tennent, ACT - 29 Dec 2021
Varanus rosenbergi at Tennent, ACT - 29 Dec 2021
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Varanus rosenbergi 30 Dec 2021 DonFletcher
Varanus rosenbergi 30 Dec 2021 SWishart

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LHS face view is not very good but the RHS one I'm pretty pleased with. I saw another monitor (pretty sure it was a different one) 5 1/2 hours earlier and about 300 m further up the track which I have also posted. I was so chuffed to see this one, I did my happy dance on the track.

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DonFletcher wrote:
   30 Dec 2021
Disappointed I am, from not seeing a photo of the happy dance. But this is an excellent photo for ID purposes (of the right face). I will check it against the other photos (several recently from this location and closer to Cypress Pine Lookout). Very good thank you SWishart. Did you know about the face photos from Facebook?
DonFletcher wrote:
   30 Dec 2021
Did you know *to take* face photos from Facebook?
SWishart wrote:
   30 Dec 2021
I did see it on facebook recently but I actually knew from November 2019 when I uploaded a Rosenberg's around the Bullen Range and you made a comment about IDing individuals from face photos. My 'ants in my pants' dance when I forget to check where my feet are is a much more impressive dance.
DonFletcher wrote:
   30 Dec 2021
Ha ha ha, I live in hope

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