On 18 September 2024 I stumbled upon a shingleback lizard (Tiliqua rugosa) munching on Capeweed flowers (Arctotheca calendula) by the roadside. Although I have encountered them frequently this is the first time I have witnessed one feeding actively. Hope to document one feeding on other food items in the future.
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