Hi, I posted some pics of wasps on my page, could you check it out and let me know if you can identify what species they are.. Thanks By the way, Happy belated!! :)

恭祝妳生辰快樂~

Happy Birthday

happy upcoming birthday! =D

really?! wow you made me famous, thanks man! haha

Hi Toni, hope you're not offended that I referred Eric to you... I just thought that you'd be the most suitable person to provide an answer to his spider question, 'cos you really seem to know what you're talking about... I've been reading your blogs here at AnD for awhile now, and your knowledge on nature really impresses me, so I had really meant it as a compliment to your wide knowledge on wildlife... hope it's cool with you :-)

Thanks Toni.. You are the Man!!

Hi Toni,

I was referred to you as the Go To Guy regarding wildlife. Can you check out my page I blogged about this this that was caught. Do you know what kind of a spider it is. Thanks

Truly great work you are doing , all support to you !!

你好！Your dogs are cute! Working with animals must be very interesting :)

Best wishes from Poland!

hai nice to meet you^^
your job is really interesting.I love animals^^

great pics ...your so lucky working with all those reptiles :)

Hi Toni, was very nice meeting you and ur friends at M1NT/Wild Safari party lately! Hope to see you soon and do let us know if you have future events! Cheers,

Glad you met my brother. I heard everyone was amazed by the reptiles. Cool.

Hey Tony!

actually I have an idea about the party! would you be able to send me your phone number via alivenotdead?! :D

I heard Lonesome George mated with a female last year, but the eggs were infertile.

i love snakes nreptiles too..nice fotos..GREAT!

I got excited because it was the first one I had seen in about 8 years

I think it was Oligosoma species because I have a relatively dry (at this time of year/summer) north facing (sunny) backyard. It whipped out of sight fairly quickly so I couldn't really identify it. I'm not sure of their status here but I went to the NZ Department of Conservation site and looked (I couldn't see it but) they have a page about how to attract lizards to one's garden, and I may do that. I knew there was a reason to let my lawns grow long. haha Actually I have the perfect section as it is steep and terraced with rocks - lots of nice hidey holes for lizards.

I just saw a common NZ skink in my garden, I got all excited, I know you probably don't care but I had to tell someone and nobody here will care either.
(the NZ skink population has really taken a hammering from cats)