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1 A large brown molting phasmid (male Malayan Jungle Nymph) -
5 Iphiclus circulus, a pleasing but small fungus beetle -
4 A little splotch of goo, a.k.a. Microctenochira sertata -
2 Paralistroscelis listrosceloides, living in a sepia world -
2 A Montane Torrent Frog (Meristogenys kinabaluensis) in the leaf litter -
2 Fitch's Anole (Anolis fitchi) on a mossy branch -
2 Neotropical Snail-Eater (Dipsas indica) -
2 Jordan's Casque-headed Tree Frog (Trachycephalus jordani), looking a bit derpy -
2 A Stick Mantis (Tenodera superstitiosa) flaunting its slim profile -
2 Chopardempusa neglecta, an excellently weird Madagascar mantis -
3 Anamalozoatra Madagascar Frog (Spinomantis aglavei) on a leaf -
4 A coiled Mexican Black Kingsnake (Lampropeltis nigrita) -
3 A tiny Everglades Sprite (Nehalennia pallidula) resting at night -
2 Golden Metallic Leaf Beetle (Metopoceris gemmans) hiding under a leaf -
2 Ramanantsoa's Leaf Chameleon, peeling its skin off -
3 A Sri Lanka Wood Frog in the sand -
4 Tree frog in the leaf litter, perhaps confused -
3 A Sharp-snout Saddled Tree Frog perched on a leaf -
3 A Kelaart's Dwarf Toad (Adenomus kelaartii) standing proud -
4 A large flightless grasshopper (Colpolopha biloba) on a leaf at night -
3 Male Collared Forest Gecko (Gonatodes concinnatus) resting at night -
2 Amberana marginata, or small fake wax bugs? You decide! -
2 Conant's Mushroomtongue Salamander (Bolitoglossa conanti) -
4 Taeniotes amazonum, a long-horned beetle
John Sullivan
I'm a retired software engineer who now has a lot more time to spend on traveling, photographing wildlife, and learning about wildlife. I am particularly interested in reptiles and amphibians.
MaleJoined 11-12-15
