Just popped in for a feed.

This is one of 3 lizards that regularly wander through our garden.



He looks harmless but you should see his claws.

G`day John,
                Just keep a watchful eye on your mates there….??   I do believe if they give you a nip , the wound can easily become infected, due to the fact that they are carnivorous and carry nasty bacteria on their teeth.
:hmm     :cheers  Gormo

We call those things "crocodiles" up here John ……………….:shock::shock::shock:

That's a whopper.

Hi John,

I guess that you have one keyboard and four monitors…! ;-);-)

Cheers, Gary.

AAargh!  Thassa dragon…!

Doug

I'll bet our midges could see that off no problem. …….. Vicious I tell you, they carry flick knives.

Toto

[user=1505]toto[/user] wrote:

I'll bet our midges could see that off no problem. …….. Vicious I tell you, they carry flick knives.

Toto

You mean one of these… http://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/usfeatures/midges/ 

They look really nasty, although a little slow…

Cheers, Gary.

That's the blighters ………. Only with leather jackets, flick knives and bovver boots……… And a serious attitude problem.

Strike fear into any bag packer, tourist, caravaner, Boy Scout movement and anyone who generally enters their patch.

Don't do it.

Cheers

Toto

Strange you should mention the Scottish Midges Gary.

We found one in Western Australia in 1969 just after we emigrated.

I told you, ……. A bet you they ate the car ….

World famous …….. And feared.

Toto.