Iron Range Dec 2015-Jan 2016 part II

[Nathan Litjens]

This is part II of the Iron Range expedition. This seemed to be our "snake night" as we hit the jackpot...

Story: http://www.runwildtv.com/into-the-heart-of-cape-york-part-ii-the-snakes-and-cuscus/

Brown Headed Snake (Furina tristis) by Nathan Litjens, on Flickr

Nactus eboracensis by Nathan Litjens, on Flickr

Austrochaperina gracilipes 002 by Nathan Litjens, on Flickr

Slatey Grey Snake (Stegonotus cucullatus) by Nathan Litjens, on Flickr

Dainty Green Tree Frog (Litoria gracilenta) by Nathan Litjens, on Flickr

Brown Tree snake, night tiger (Boiga irregularis) by Nathan Litjens, on Flickr

Large Tailed Nightjar (Caprimulgus macrourus) by Nathan Litjens, on Flickr

Rainforest Toadstool by Nathan Litjens, on Flickr

Southern Common Cuscus (Phalanger mimicus by Nathan Litjens, on Flickr

Union Jack Butterfly (Delias mysis) by Nathan Litjens, on Flickr

Giant Tree Gecko (Pseudothecadactylus australis) by Nathan Litjens, on Flickr

Juvenile Green Python (Morelia viridis) by Nathan Litjens, on Flickr

Juvenile Green Python (Morelia viridis) by Nathan Litjens, on Flickr

[Thomas Bader]

Unbelievable, how beautiful this Morelia is. Congratulation. Excellent pictures!

[Matthijs Hollanders]

Must be crazy to find a snake like that in the wild.

Are you using a twin flash with diffusers or two speedlights?

[Nathan Litjens]

twin wireless with art clamps to clamp overhead in branches. Also using twin flash on manfrotto 330b bracket. Always using diffusers.

[Jeroen Speybroeck]

I cannot believe no more people replied to this post...

Unbelievable, how beautiful this Morelia is.

What he said!!!

I was actually asked to go there this year, but unfortunately I promised to behave for a year and stay with wife and kids

[Rémon ter Harmsel]

Fabulous!! Really wanted to go to Iron Range last year while in Australia, but proved to be to difficult to get there...