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Subject: | Re: (SPAM) [Birding-Aus] Asian House Gecko |
From: | Andrew Taylor <> |
Date: | Sun, 14 Feb 2010 22:34:49 +1100 |
Syd, I don't know if any Australian geckos vocalize as oftenas conspicuously as Asian House Geckos - or Tokay Geckos which are mnore impressive. But they do vocalize e.g. Underwoodisaurus milii gets called the Barking Gecko. Vocalization is widespread among the geckos and legless lizards also vocalize - I've heard Lialis burtonis (Burton's legless lizard) make a call - so it may be ancestral to these sibling families. So I wouldn't be surpised if most australian geckos vocalize. And perhaps they are invading NSW with some haste, in the last year or two there was a report of Asian House Gecko heard in Buledelah (roughly 100km north of Cooranbong & Gorokan) Andrew |
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