Anilios vagurima, also known as the Mornington blind snake, is a species of blind snake that is endemic to Australia.

The specific epithet vagurima (“wandering cleft”) refers to the diagnostic morphology of the cleft in the nasal scale.

It is long and slender, with the upper body darker than the underside.

[2] The species occurs in the Central Kimberley bioregion of north-west Western Australia.

Habitat is open savanna woodland of Eucalyptus brevifolia, over a sparse cover of shrubs and tussock grasses, on red-brown clay-loam soils with scattered termite mounds.