Eastern Water Skink
(Eulamprus quoyii), photographed on the Blackdown Tablelands, Queensland Central Highlands, near Dingo.
(Eulamprus quoyii), photographed in Byfield National Park, north of Yeppoon.
(Eulamprus quoyii), photographed at The Diggings, Crediton State Forest, Eungella.
(Eulamprus quoyii), photographed at De Moleyns Lagoon, near Mirani in the Pioneer Valley.
Eastern Water-Skink
(Eulamprus quoyii), photographed at Brandy Creek, Conway National Park, near Proserpine.
(Eulamprus quoyii), photographed at Tyto Wetlands, Ingham.
(Eulamprus quoyii), photographed at Paluma Range National Park, near Townsville.
(Eulamprus quoyii), photographed at Mackay Botanical Gardens.
Eulamprus quoyii, photographed at Milla Milla Falls, Atherton Tablelands, Far-north Queensland.
Eulamprus quoyii, photographed in the Cania Gorge National Park, near Monto.
Eulamprus quoyii. Quite a few of these large lizards can be found sunning themselves on rocks in the stream near the Lagoons Cafe at Mackay Botanical Gardens.
Eulamprus quoyii. This Eastern Water Skink uses running water as camouflage while hunting in a small stream at Mackay Botanical Gardens.
