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2 A happy couple of gaudy grasshoppers, Caprorhinus ranohirae -
1 Very large, very thin phasmid (Ramulus nematodes) -
2 Putting the "Micro" in "Microhyla" -
1 An Ornate Snail-eating Snake (Dipsas catesbyi) resting in foliage in the Amazon basin in Peru -
2 A Central American Tree Snake (Imantodes gemmistratus), not in a tree -
2 Stenopola boliviana, a spur-throat toothpick grasshopper -
2 A Sri Lankan Golden Gecko hanging out in a cave -
2 Grandidier's Madagascar Ground Gecko (Paroedura androyensis) -
2 Palmar Tree Frog (Boana pellucens) -
3 A male Peninsula Dragon (Ctenophorus fionni) showing off for the gals -
3 A Bernier's Striped Snake (Dromicodryas bernieri) in dry forest leaf litter -
2 A Moore's Shrub Frog showing off its crazy big hands -
1 Metallic Robber Frog (Pristimantis lanthanites) -
2 A Graceful Madagascar Ground Gecko (Paroedura gracilis) perched on a tree root at night -
2 Madagascar Keeled Cordylid (Tracheloptychus madagascariensis) basking on sand -
2 Striped Burrowing Skink (Grandidierina lineata) -
2 Voeltzkow's Snake-eyed Skink (Cryptoblepharus voeltzkowi) -
2 Orphnophanes ankarampotsyalis -
2 Lyre Anole (Anolis lyra) -
2 Cute li'l baby Kirindy Leaf-toed Gecko (Paroedura rennerae) -
2 Baby Osborne's Lancehead (Bothrops osbornei) in ambush position -
2 A fruit-piercing moth, Eudocima procus, giving us a hint of its beautiful hind wings -
3 A St. Lucia Anole (Anolis luciae) wishing it were just a little more green -
1 Santa Cecilia Glass Frog (Teratohyla midas)
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
