Image:Physignathus lesueurii.jpg

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Photograph taken by Alex Clarke (submitted by Alex Clarke) at Whian Whian National Park, New South Wales Australia, on 3rd October 2005. This dragon had got itself caught in a large rock hole, and I was able to get this great close up picture of it before I assisted it to escape the hole. This is the most colourful Eastern Water Dragon I have yet seen. It would appear to be a large male rainforest variant of Physignathus lesueurii lesueurii.

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• (del) (cur) 03:10, 20 November 2005 . . Aclarke (Talk | contribs) . . 640×480 (252,968 bytes) (Photograph taken by Alex Clarke (submitted by Alex Clarke) at Whian Whian National Park, New South Wales Australia, on 24th October 2005. This dragon had got itself caught in a large rock hole, and I was able to get this great close up picture of it befor)

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