Thats Wes, it was actually a quick in and out after I did eventually find it. Photographed some and left without looking for anything else ha ha.

I'm actually heading to Namibia in Two weeks so look forward to some good stuff hopefully.

I haven't been on any significant trips in the last few weeks, just some odd animals here and there. Besides a specific trip to find Leptopelis xenodactylus - Long Toed Tree Frog a critically endangered amphibian that is restricted to flooded grasslands and marshes. Afrixalus spinifrons - Natal Leaf...

Some great images Rian!

They are brilliant little dinosaurs. Their gular crests look very reduced or are they just juveniles ? These aren't the typical ones, it's a new spot I found they're very different to the ones at the other location I gave Gary where you guys got those two adults. These specimens are much smaller. I...

Now after a hectic last few weeks I found myself relaxing on a Saturday night at home which isn't all that exciting. So i grabbed my keys and heading out just before dark and drove some 80kms to a spot where I'd always thought the Bradypodion should be. Now thamnobatesare special chameleons for me, ...

Westley Price wrote:Great finds Fooble!

Some rare species in the mix there. Great photography too.

Cheers thanks Wes!

Contact African Snake Bite Institute via Johan Marais he stocks them.

Email ashley@africansnakebiteinsitute.com

Very Cool,

Interesting to see the Scelotes mirus and the Swazicus are often found in close proximity to one another.

Where exactly was this?

Thanks man! The largest yellow belly we got was about 55cm or so not very large. But very cool!

Thanks man! Always nice finding yellow bellies we found three in total.

Appreciate you taking a look at all the images.


It's annoying the images are cut off but pull from my site.

As many of you may know, I am an avid field herper From South Africa. the last few years my main objective has been to find and photograph Bradypodion across South Africa. Currently, there are http://www.tyroneping.co.za/chameleons/ 17 described species in South Africa (with only two species not bei...

THE MEGA!

Another weekend out scratching around produced 15 or so of these. Setaro's Dwarf Chameleon are only found in a small stretch of coastal bush along the Indian Ocean Costal Belt in South Africa and just into Mozambique. They're prolific in certain area's and totally absent in others. Sub Adult Female:...

Lovely, looks like a banana did you taste it?

Hey Mitton, of those Bradypodion nemorale and Bradypodion ngomense would be the toughest. They occur in small patches of dense forest in Northern KZN. The area's are not the safest either and there's very little information on them. Should have a big one off the list done by August if the odds are ...