This tiny skink was prowling around under a fragment of artificial turf at Kalbarri's sporting oval. It was extremely quick-moving, and frantically wiggled back under cover several times before it finally stopped long enough for a few photos.

This is considered an abundant and widespread species in Australia, but recent studies have shown that it's really an ill-described species complex, that includes some all-female parthenogenetic lineages.

Here is a complete list of the reptiles and frogs I saw on this trip to Western Australia.