Sorry, it's iOS-only at the moment. I'll do an Android version when I get the time (which could be some time).John Martin wrote:Sigh, I'm using android (Samsung Galaxy). I'm assuming I can't use this?
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Sorry, it's iOS-only at the moment. I'll do an Android version when I get the time (which could be some time).John Martin wrote:Sigh, I'm using android (Samsung Galaxy). I'm assuming I can't use this?
That's no doubt it. It might be interesting to flush them down the toilet and see in which direction they go.sjfriend wrote:I wonder if the looking left thing has something to do with being in the southern hemisphere?
They're definitely one of the best-looking Australian frogs. He wasn't that hard to find the first time I went looking, but the site has been bone dry every other time I've been back there.moloch wrote:I really like that Covacevich's brood-frog ... a real beauty. Hard to find?
Thanks, Kris. It was the first record of them, I believe.krisbell wrote:Nice post Stew, i had no idea Cacophis were on Orpheus.
Flickr!urodacus_au wrote:blew the bandwidth allocation unfortunately, I'll look at a pbase or similar account in future so that doesnt happen.
I did. And on a completely different note, looks like my car is full for the Iron Range trip later this year.jordo wrote:Did you see the woma pic as well Stew?
I didn't measure it, but it was easily the biggest one I've ever seen.TNWJackson wrote:that Dendrelaphis looks more like a Dendroaspis! How long was that guy?
Good to hear! I've got a ton of photos still to post, but I'm trying not to flood the forum with too much at once.SnakeDude wrote:i love aussie posts
Not with womas, but tracking other snakes is sand is certainly possible, so I assume you could do it with womas.scottriv wrote:I have always wanted to see if you could track womas in the soft red sand................do you know of anyone that has done this?
Like all Australian men, our rock wallabies are extraordinarily well-endowed.SnakeDude wrote:is that the rock wallaby's tail, or...uh...the u-know-wuttie?
Lace monitors aren't rare (well, they're pretty rare in the Tanami). Despite this, I don't think I've ever posted a picture of one on this forum.SnakeDude wrote:I heard lace monitors are pretty rare, but I've seen one in almost every Australian post...is this true?
I was there for the lizards! I didn't have time to look for worthless bits of rock!Great stuff! I love the bat shots. Did you find any opal?
Any culvert under any road, anywhere in Australia.You should have told me where to find bats though!
You detected my sarcasm, then?The part after "I needed a miracle" gave me a laugh