These guys are everywhere, living in the wood pile, under the tank pump, in stumps of wood, under the caravan. They don’t seem fussy about their homes, and they are incredibly friendly. In fact, we often nearly step on them as they are in no hurry to flee.
Muckleford Landcare 
Dear EJ.
That is a lovely photo of the Jackie lizard.
Would it be possible to have the original for a booklet that we are currently writing about local flora and fauna? Of course, we would acknowledge the source.
Regards,
Jill Teschendorff
Glenlyon
Sure Jill, send me an email via our gmail account and I’ll send you a couple of photos. It is mucklefordlandcare@gmail.com
Also known as Tree Dragons, these wonderfully camouflaged lizards seem to disappear whilst stationary on the trunk of a Grey Box. I lost count of the number of times one was taken to school for ‘show and tell’. Along with the microbats found in the rolled up outdoor blinds they were my children’s favourite exhibit.
P.S.
All creatures were carefully returned to where they came from.
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Hi Beth…..just wanted to say thanks heaps for sending out the email about my little place……..(If I knew how to add smiley faces here I would add heaps)This is a gorgeous photo of your little lizards…..I don’t see these at mine….heaps of others but not these little treasures. Have a great dayHeather From: Muckleford Landcare To: alderman106@yahoo.com.au Sent: Monday, 4 March 2019, 11:08 Subject: [New post] Jacky Lizards #yiv6791916053 a:hover {color:red;}#yiv6791916053 a {text-decoration:none;color:#0088cc;}#yiv6791916053 a.yiv6791916053primaryactionlink:link, #yiv6791916053 a.yiv6791916053primaryactionlink:visited {background-color:#2585B2;color:#fff;}#yiv6791916053 a.yiv6791916053primaryactionlink:hover, #yiv6791916053 a.yiv6791916053primaryactionlink:active {background-color:#11729E !important;color:#fff !important;}#yiv6791916053 WordPress.com | EJ posted: “These guys are everywhere, living in the wood pile, under the tank pump, in stumps of wood, under the caravan. They don’t seem fussy about their homes, and they are incredibly friendly. In fact, we often nearly step on them as they are in no hurry to flee” | |