Favoritos de johnnybirder
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Tortuga Leopardo (Stigmochelys pardalis)Observ.
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Falta la ubicación
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Abejaruco Pechiazul (Merops variegatus)Observ.
leslie_flintDescripción
This coloration on a Blue-breasted Bee-eater is quite unusual. there were at least 3 birds with this coloration.
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Elefante Africano de Sabana (Loxodonta africana)Observ.
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Elephant (Loxodonta africana)
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Alcaudón Norteño (Lanius excubitor)Observ.
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Spotted at Gleb Jdiane, where a well provides water and vegetation to birds and other animals.
Time: ca. 4:30 pm
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Gorrión Picogordo (Passer gongonensis)Observ.
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Potentially a parrot-billed sparrow (P. gongonensis), but I think I see the white throat which would indicate P. griseus.
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Agama de Tierra (Agama aculeata)Observ.
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Obs. No. 262/80
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Agama de Tierra (Agama aculeata)Observ.
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Obs. No. 316/80
At hole c.4cm diam. - not own hole. Cloaca over hole, dropping eggs when 1st seen, disturbed & left hole. Guided back after 30 min. as appeared to have lost nest site.
180 contractions prior to dropping next egg. Intervals c.45 s to 125 s but total number not counted.
When completed appeared to push eggs together, then made attempts to scratch sand into hole but was moving forward so ineffectual! Moved c.40 cm away scratching a path, returned & started again - ate ant during laying.
See sketch
Obs. over 1 hour including 1/2hr when lost hole. Contractions continued when off hole though no eggs dropped.
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Lagarto de Fuego (Género Agama)Observ.
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On the wall in the WFP Compound, Jebel Kujur, Gudele
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Lagarto de Fuego (Género Agama)Observ.
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Several seen on rocks. This form is more mottled than the lowland arboreal form.
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Agama picticaudaObserv.
ajvanh-archDescripción
We've been seeing more and more of these over the last couple years. I believe they are non-native.
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Lagarto de Fuego (Género Agama)Observ.
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Sand-colored with dark and whitish markings allover its body, about 18cm.
It always hides when I pass it in the morning, always in the same spot, but today it stood there long enough for a photo.
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Lagarto de Fuego (Género Agama)Observ.
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Subadult male -- very small to have already acquired orange head (nuptial colouring)
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Culebrillas Ciegas (Familia Typhlopidae)Observ.
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Found feeding on ants in compost.
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Breviceps poweriObserv.
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These are very grumpy meat balls on 4 legs: spending most of their lives underground, then emerging to feast on swarming termites with the first heavy rains before going underground again (well, with a little reproductive activity in-between).
We first discovered 2 frogs on a sandy dirt road, but a few metres onwards there were dozens of them!
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Lagarto Africano de Fuego (Agama agama)Observ.
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Gecko feeding on termites
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Lagarto de Fuego (Género Agama)Observ.
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Female agama in a pile of human excrement.
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Lagarto de Fuego (Género Agama)Observ.
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A pair of these agamids were observed during the day as they basked on a wall in the village of Limbe, in southwest Cameroon. (The male has the red/orange head.)
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Lagarto de Fuego (Género Agama)Observ.
guyatmbeDescripción
Immature, complete with ear mites!
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Cuervos (Género Corvus)Observ.
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"University Antwerp base camp and surroundings. "
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Miná Cenizo (Acridotheres cinereus)Observ.
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Feeding on items disturbed by rhino feeding on lucerne hay. Wild living birds within the zoo.
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herpguyDescripción
This pair of skinks (gravid female on left) were found 60 km east of Aus in Bathanien District basking on rocks under an Acacia tree near a small puddle of water in early evening.
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Esquinco Arcoiris (Trachylepis margaritifera)Observ.
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Near Ranger Office on Zambesi Escarpment.
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Mangosta Roja (Herpestes sanguineus)Observ.
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Photos By Trail Camera
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Collalba Negra de Brehm (Oenanthe leucopyga)Observ.
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Perching on a boulder
