Blue Tongue, Melbourne
I was just strolling through the local park (Candle Bark Park, Eltham) when this Blue Tongue slipped out from under the walkway. It was about the size of a baby's arm – pretty small by australian standards, pretty big by mine.
Monday, 10 November 2008
I was just strolling through the local park (Candle Bark Park, Eltham) when this Blue Tongue slipped out from under the walkway. It was about the size of a baby's arm – pretty small by australian standards, pretty big by mine.
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