Amphibians and Reptiles
Frogs and crocodiles with a couple of dragons for good measure here. Photography by Australian photographer Gary Want. Prints, Canvases and High quality digital downloads (watermarks removed) are available. ** Some product selections may result in image cropping, please review at checkout and adjust as required before purchasing.
Blue Tongue Lizard
Catching some morning rays
Resting Goanna
Keeping an eye on things.
Quite a Smile Crocodile
Not a creature to be messed with.
Striped Marsh Frog
A large wetland-dwelling frog (45-70mm) and voracious hunter, this frog eats almost any animal smaller than itself, including small frogs. Its distribution extends along the east coast from Queensland to South Australia. It is most commonly associated with wetlands and permanent water and shelters among reeds and other debris.
Can you see me?
This chameleon is using his camouflage abilities well to blend into his surroundings.
Waiting
Always on the look out for food this chameleon sits still on a branch.
Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog
Taking refuge in the branches of a Cycad.
Magnificent Tree Frog
Resting on a log.
Magnificent Tree Frog
A lovely specimen
Boyd’s Forest Dragon
An ancient looking lizard.
Yellow Central Bearded Dragon
What are you looking at?
Rough Knob Tailed Gecko
Keeping himself clean this gecko licks his lips and eyes.
Rain drops are falling on my head
A Rough Knob Tailed Gecko gets a soaking.
Dainty Tree Frog
Hanging around on a wet and rainy night.
I am trying to sleep here.
Eastern water dragon sunning on a log.