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Relationship between climbers and reptiles 14-Apr-2014 At 2:23:48 PM salty crag

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I agree with Shortmans comments. If a lengthy assignment would it be safe to assume you will be doing some field work for identification and numbers... I would be keen to see what results you come up with. I'm not sure but the main scaly critters I see at Araps are the Shingleback lizard (stumpy) and the White's skink. I move way to slow to bother either. With the work put into revegetation, walk tracks and the decrease in firewood scrounging the food source has probably increased in recent years. Do a base study then come back in 4 years and repeat it, you will then be able to lay claim to being the foremost authority on reptiles in the Tooan state park. If you come across ambyeok whilst there smack his fingers, feeding the wildlife tch tch.