My wife’s favourite thing to do is antique shopping - sometimes I get lucky when tagging along

Guthega Skink (Liopholis guthega) on a recent visit to Falls Creek - this is an endangered species with only a few isolated populations. I was actually looking for something else so only got the one distant shot of this before leaving it undisturbed.

I am not much of a herper but am slowly working my way through those in my state. This is Hannah - Liopholis montana or Mountain Skink from the Wombat State Forest. A very nice skink indeed.

Been coming to the Prom regularly for 50 years but had never been to Tongue Point - fixed that today - great views and a very pleasant walk

Prom life is pretty good

Had this Sooty Owl come in to check us out when looking for Leadbeater's Possum last night.

Super chill Lowland Copperhead at Phillip Island today - just doing its thing and not remotely interested in me

LOL - WTF Spotify?

Lowlands Copperhead are by far the most common snake I find locally. They are super chill and never remotely agro.

A recent Sooty Owl from Mountain ash forest in the Latrobe SF - almost worth the staked tyre I got that night :) These are my favourite birds #wildoz

Been a while since I had seen a Leadie so went out and found this cheeky young one at the headwaters of a creek in Tarago State Forest #wildoz

Love the way this Greater Glider from last night just rolled up its tail #WildOz - Bunyip State Park

It’s a slightly terrifying learn how to repot orchids kind of day

A juvenile Sooty Owl calling incessantly for its parents last night. It was still calling when I drove back past the spot several hours later - (Sound on)

Fabulous night out in Bunyip State Park tonight - dead still and a full moon with Sooty Owls, Nightjars, a fistful of gliders and a Pygmy Possum

Thought I better come and see what the fuss is about. I occasionally post pics of cool stuff I find and have a large interest in our wonderful environment