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Tiliqua rugosa, named "Jack" -- a short-tailed species of blue-tongued skink endemic to Australia, also known as the shingleback or pincone skink. This fellow is an animal ambassador in the San Diego Zoo Safari Park's Walkabout Australia habitat. Conservation status: least concern
I love everyones fall photos!! :) I have no rhyme or reason to my fall photography. I just like to play with nature and photograph it the way I see it. The big and the small <3
Not as bright as a beet, not as colorful as the rest of fall... but I still find them interesting. I like the repeating patterns.
A couple of weeks back the 4 of us all found 1 item whilst out walking, with the aim of doing a still life. We could then add up to 6 things.
Ian found a bit of bone.
Paul long pine cone.
Tony 2 feathers
Mandy an empty chestnut husk.
I am in complete love with this les brumes texture! It just makes everything so fabulous :)
I hope everyones Monday went great. Mine was lazy.
Close up of a pine cone
Taken with a Panasonic Luimix FZ200 Bridge Camera with an Xit macro lens converter attached.