soaking up the sun...

Hi All
Here's just another photo of a small dragon that we were able to get a great photo of on the last tour. These colourful little lizards adorn the rock along walking paths around the central Flinders Ranges. Take a step to close and they dart off into the bush or under a rock.
For more check out www.bookabee.com.au
cheers
Haydyn...

Soaking up the Sun

Hi All
Here is a female Painted Dragon caught soaking up the sun on a rock in the Flinders Ranges. Note her tail is missing its end.
For more info check out www.bookabee.com.au
Cheers
Haydyn

Gecko on my shoulder.

Hi All,
Found this little Gecko on the way to my room in Leigh Creek. When i put him on my shoulder he tried to eat my wallaby... It took him a few goes to realise that it wasn't his dinner...
Cheers

Haydyn...

You never know where we'll go on a Bookabee Tour

One of the greatest features of a Bookabee Tours Australia tour is that we could end up anywhere. From Open plains to mountain ranges, ochre pits to outback waterholes. It all happens on a Bookabee Tour. Come join us and we'll make your next outback vacation a real holiday experience to remember. For more check out www.bookabee.com.au bye now...
Haydyn.

True art in unlikely places...

Hi Again...
Another fascinating etching is this one of a Urtlu (Kangaroo). Along side of t is an etching of hand prints, a snake, some paw pints and an Waartyi (emu) foot print.
'It's all good' hope to see you on tour one day.
Cheers
Haydyn...

My little friends...

On a Bookabee Tours Australia tour you never know who you'll meet when you travel the roads in the outback... This little friend was spared a nasty end when I saved him from being squashed. Despite him not being too pleased (about being moved off the road) he did prove to be a great photo opportunity for the guests. They also got to feel his back and tiny feet.
I placed him back on the side of the road and the last time we saw him he was moving in the right direction... For more, go to www.bookabee.com.au
cheers
Haydyn...

The Friends You Meet...

You never know who you might meet on a tour. In February, we were traveling along and met this little lizard. He was sitting in the middle of the road sunning himself.
Given that it was a reasonably busy track, i moved him to the side and placed him on a rock. He thanked us by showing us his teethy smile.
Then he shot off into the bush.
For more go to www.bookabee.com.au
bye...
Haydyn :-)