I recently spent 3 days in the Western Cape with with my good friend Lourance Klose. 3 days simply are not enough, but it was 3 days filled with fun, laughter and ofcourse some beautiful herps!
Other then what's pictured below, we also found a DOR Bitis rubida, a very unattractive skaapsteker, Lourance found his first ever Yellow bellied housie (so happy for him!) and I got to see Spotted rock snakes in-situ... Unfortunately they where deep within the confines of their rock cracks & could not be accessed.
All landscape snaps where taken with my Cellphone, wasn't keen on constantly changing lenses...
We started our trip in the West Coast National Park:
Spotted harlequin snake - Homoroselaps lacteus
Namaqua rain frog - Breviceps namaquensis
Large scaled girdled lizard - Cordylus macropholis
Silvery Dwarf Burrowing Skink - Scelotes bipes
Puff adder - Bitis arietans
Southern blind legless skink - Typhlosaurus caecus
Common egg eater - Dasypeltis scabra
Cape sand frog - Tomopterna delalandii
Cape legless skink - Acontias meleagris
Black thread snake - Leptotyphlops nigricans rather unusual phase / morph
Scenic pass just outside Gordon's Bay.
Arum lily frog - Hyperolius horstockii
Cape dwarf chameleon - Bradypodion pumilum
Some Karoo scenery
Spiny agama - Agama hispida
Marico thick-toed gecko - Pachydactylus mariquensis
Verrox Tent Tortoise - Psammobates tentorius veroxi
Armadillo girdled lizard - Ouroborus cataphractus
Thank you for taking the time to look through my post.
Dean Boshoff