Favoritos de alexanderr
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Género NucrasObserv.
happyasacupcakeDescripción
Observation for the reptile. Ground hornbill at https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/38783141
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olvr_aDescripción
Locality visited during the second major cold front of the season. Roughly 20 males heard calling. Animals only heard and found in the furrows, not in the surrounding flooded veld: suggesting a preference for disturbed open areas. Since my last visit (July, 2021), the locality had been heavily ploughed, with little to no natural vegetation left. Thus frogs were mainly calling from the shallows of the waterbody, although some where observed calling from dead emergent vegetation. No females or eggs were observed.
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_3foxesDescripción
Don't see these in the Karoo that often. Was hanging out in a pool created by a 'dwarswal' in the road.
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Torillo Hotentote (Turnix hottentottus)Observ.
akschnetlerDescripción
Image captured by camera trap (11h46, clear and warm day)
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bartwurstenDescripción
This could just be stenodactyloides but it also could be something different and new?
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martinmandakDescripción
Group of at least five turtles feeding on Grey Foam-nest Tree Frog's clutches
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pistolpeteDescripción
Ptychadena sp. at the bitey end of Philothamnus irregularis
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Chinches Hediondas Depredadoras (Subfamilia Asopinae)Observ.
jacob_dirsuweiDescripción
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/103315090 for the prey
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Chinches Pata de Hoja (Familia Coreidae)Observ.
suncanaDescripción
A really strange way to place eggs.
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Moscas Búho (Subfamilia Ascalaphinae)Observ.
bartwurstenDescripción
How's this for drama in the bush. Owlfly larva catches and decapitates ant but ant goes down fighting and lodges its jaws in the predator's head. Eventually the predator too succumbs to its injury.
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Leopardo Africano (Panthera pardus ssp. pardus)Observ.
johan338Descripción
This observation is for the Leopard
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Biasmia guttataObserv.
suncanaDescripción
A tiny little thing, ridiculously cute.
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m_burgerDescripción
Observation and photos by Bonnie Schumann, Nama Karoo Coordinator (EWT)
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psammophisDescripción
Cannibalism. A large presumed female eating a smaller male (visable hemipenal buldge). Seen early morning. Observed by myself and a school group.
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olvr_aDescripción
Found in a shallow depression underneath senescing Renosterbos
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tay_belcherDescripción
2 species recorded in the same day. 1 found on a nearby branch, the other on our trailer.
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rikuscDescripción
Spotted harlequin snake eating Cape legless skink.
Video clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SSv8ZMBQiA
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jasonschreiberDescripción
It was about 0.9 meter long and not aggressive. We caught it in
our backyard and brought it away. It immediately went up a tree.
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nicipalmerDescripción
White worm foraging on tree roots and moss underwater. 2 to 5cm long
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tyronepingDescripción
Arthroleptella kogelbergensis - Kogelberg Moss Frog.
https://www.tyroneping.co.za/amphibians-of-southern-africa/arthroleptella-kogelbergensis-kogelberg-moss-frog/
With by @ alexanderr
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Tortuga de Fango Serrada (Pelusios sinuatus)Observ.
ryancapazorioDescripción
We are staying at our holiday house. Went to the game drinking trough. When I came across this’s terrapin. This is perplexing cause there is no significant bodies of water near by. I have no idea where he came from. We are leaving today and the water will run dry within two days. Not sure what to do
