Very nice! Please PM me your e-mail address. I'll send you all my Lephalale records to compare. The area is different, but it may give you an idea what to look out for as well. BTW - The "Pedioplanis lineoocelata" you posted is a dull Ichnotroopis capensis. Look at the keeled scaled and ro...

Very cool, and these are some incredible photos! Well done with the Breviceps calling shot!

Where was the A.tristis from? I've only ever found DOR specimens, and when I returned to the coordinates where they were found the soil in the area was rock hard...

It was no problem at all, and I already look forward to next year's trip!

FB message sent. The Waterberg is possibly even richer that the area we were in.

We settled on P.stuhlmannii because.... uhm... well I haven't really settled on it yet :) There are other specimens from the same area which were identified by experts. There are 3 Prosymnas in the area, P.bivittata, P.lineata and P.stuhlmannii. It's clearly not P.bivittata because the colour is wro...

Apparently I was given the job to type out the list... Snakes (14) Boaedon capensis - Brown House Snake Dasypeltis scabra - Rhombic Egg-eater Prosymna stuhlmannii - East-African Shovel Snout *** Afrotyphlops bibronii - Bibron's Blind snake Telescopus semiannulatus - Eastern Tiger Snake (DOR only but...

I live in Fairland, work in Sandton but can make a plan to get to Centurion. I'll take some photos this coming weekend.

I have 13 baby iguanas that I urgently need to sell for a friend. I don't keep reptiles as pets because I am seldom in Johannesburg for long periods of time, so if someone can help (or knows of a pet shop that can help) to sell these, I would be most grateful. If you are interested even in buying ju...

Brilliant reply Seaborne! I've worked out my response to the Nikon vs Canon argument, and I'm still waiting for someone to find a flaw in it: Get whatever your family or friends have, cause that will allow you to borrow other lenses when you can't afford your own! (BTW - Canon 600D is brilliant! You...

Thanks for posting this. Sounds like you are having a good time there!

The pennant-winged nightjar is awesome. I've only seen one once at Pafuri, but it was without the long feathers (late in the season). Their call is really cool though, as it sounds like a sprinkler system going off.

Ok, so from what I can tell, the following is the species list: (Common names added where I know them. Not everyone saw everything, but most of us would have seen more than 30 species) Alive Atractaspis bibronii - Bibron's Stiletto Snake Lamprophis capensis - Brown House Snake Psammophis subtaeniatu...

David, could you not have left the beer at the camp?

You guys got C.breyeri as well! Nice! Why did I have to miss out on the evening when you found the shield-nose...

Thanks for posting this. You've got some really cool photos. I can't add 3 species to my list all that often, so the herping was brilliant!

NVlooi, before I forget again: The photos I posted ages ago are: BS1) Vioolsdrift, NC BS2) Winterberg, EC BS3) Van Wyksvlei, NC BS4) Lesotho & Lesotho BS5) And Pofadder :) As for my guesses on PV1 and PV2: PV 1: Looks like Cape fold mountains, so my best guess is the Cedarberg. PV 2 : There seem...

I love it when cool threads are revived. They may even get me to post things again :) These are pretty difficult, but my guess would have been: HN1: Somewhere in the Karoo... so between Hondeklipbaai and Bloemfontein HN2: Augrabies or surrounding area HN3: Namibia somewhere :) HN4: Namibia somewhere...