It's spring time! and Hachi has new friends =))

Around this time of year, every year, we get these blue tongue lizards that like to sneak into my backyard.
they're pretty common in parks and things like that too.
Well.. it was hachi's first time seeing them, and i think she just enjoys barking at them, which is really weird
cos she NEVER barks unless she's having a really good time playing. (or if u annoy her).

But yeah if anyone has this problem too, ive already rang the vet and they said they're not poisonous or anything
but if they do bite, it might hurt, but that's all.

[Above: In my backyard]

[Above: Second one in my backyard]

[Above: Having a lookies]

There was one in the park too.. and hachi was running around it lol i'll upload the video later

OH and just to clarify - No i don't live in the bush or on a farm. Not everyone in Australia does ok =p I do live in the suburbs about 10 mins from the city , so its not like... all bush lands and stuff.. haha

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Comment by Caren & Chloe on September 29, 2012 at 9:11am: eepp.. my dad also found this exact same lizard in my backyard.. so gross.. thanks for the info :) :)

Comment by Judi, Dawn, Soffie & Griffyn on October 15, 2009 at 10:14am: those are scary looking. I am used to the little lizards here in Florida. I played with them as a child! If Griffyn sees one on the patio or outside he tries to chase it, but they are really fast!! On several occassions he has come across a small snake or frog and I steer him away from those creatures!

Comment by chocky on October 15, 2009 at 4:33am: umm well been living here for about 5 years now and haven't seen any snakes.... not yet anyway...
i dont think there are snakes around here. the park rangers and stuff rehome them into the bush further away from the city.

Comment by Tauna and Kota on October 15, 2009 at 3:28am: Yeah, cool lizards. I would have to agree with John on this one... My uncle's dog got a bunch of porcupine things in his cheek coz he wanted to play/bark at them...

Comment by John Wolff on October 15, 2009 at 12:55am: Trouble is, if they get used to chasing or harassing harmless wildlife, someday they might encounter something not-so-harmless. Chasing squirrels is one thing; chasing porcupines is another.
Have you venomous snakes?
Nice photos of a really beautiful lizard.