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Sunning on a garden light at the Roma St Parklands, Brisbane City on Sunday. He was about 60cm or 2' long - and very tame!

During spring, usually in early October, the female excavates a burrow about 10–15 cm (3.9–5.9 in) deep and lays between 6 and 18 eggs. The nest is usually in sandy or soft soil, in an area open to sun. When the mother has laid the eggs, she backfills the chamber with soil and scatters loose debris over it. Australian water dragons exhibit temperature dependant sex determination; the sex of the hatchlings is determined by the temperature of the nest site.

They like basking in the sun and their diet consists mainly of bugs and insects. They are strong swimmers and are never far from water.
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maryoz2014

Here lizard, lizard, lizard...he/she is a beauty! : )

robryan

Thanks IF & Floyd - these are always a favourite to photograph!!

Gladstone

He looks like he is posing for you.
Great picture.
Thanks you Rob.

islandflyer

Great photos and background information. Thanks robryan.

robryan

Thanks Jana:))

He was getting some sun Dilubreuer - regardless of us:))) Thanks!!

He certainly looks prehistoric smllpkg:)))) Thanks!!

LOL!! It is COOL Florrie - and so nice to check them out up close & personal - like 1 metre away:)))) Thanks!

No snooker - they have plenty of bugs etc to eat, and they look fat & healthy! There are signs throughout the park asking people not to feed the wildlife too! Thanks!!

:)) They lie really still and with their head raised - surveying their kingdom:))) This one took off just after I took the photo and I saw it grab three bugs in a row - so there's plenty of feed around for them! Thanks Beekay!!

Beekay

It looks like he is overseeing his garden ;-)) Nice photo Robyn, thank you!!

Do people feed them? Is that why they are so tame?

smllpkg101

A prehistoric survivor. Nice to know they're tame, like our iguanas.

Dilubreuer

it's classy somehow, knows where to pause so a good shot could be taken. nice shot rob!

Janazlouky

haks a lor Rob for the great Primulas and gorgeous water dragon ☻

robryan

Thanks Barb - yes, it's nice to get close to 'wild' animals:)))) LOL!!!

SunnyBarb25

I love tame animals and so this water dragon would fit the bill....LOL Primulas are great too... :) Great photos, Rob :)

robryan

Thanks Janet - the Primulas were wonderful, and there were clusters of bright coloured ones interspersed throughout the large patches of white flowers!! Thanks!

Thanks Cathy - we had to walk around some that were basking in the sun!!

cevas

Wow!! Great picture! The flowers are lovely and the water dragon is fascinating!! : )))

jan42ful

Wonderful pic, thanks Rob. I love them too. The Primulas are well into flowering aren't they! Thanks and hugs, Janet

robryan

They sure are Nev - we had to dodge them they were so tame!! It was a warm morning after a cool night, so they were everywhere!! Thanks!!

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