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Snakes, Lizards & Field Trips
No 5. Common Snakes in Southern Africa. Added May 2010 New!
No 4. Malawi Field Trip: January 2005
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3. Various Snakes: Brown House Snake, Cape Cobra, Herald Snake, Puff Adder, Namibian Coral Cobra, Horned
Adder, Gaboon Adder, Peringuey's Adder, Namaqua Dwarf adder, Rhombic
Egg Eaters, Black Mamba, Rinkhals, Fisk's House Snake, Spotted Rock
Snake, Angola Green snake, Southern Vine snake, etc.
No
2. Snakes & Lizards caught or photographed
during a field trip to Namaqualand & Namibia
- September 2006
No
1. Lizards including Chameleons: Yellow throated plated lizard, Giant ground gecko, Agamas,
Water leguaan, Smith's burrowing skink, Web-footed Gecko, Austen's
Thick-toes gecko, Crag lizard, Striped Skink, Dwarf plated lizard,
Meller's Chameleon, Bradypodion chameleon, Durban dwarf chameleon,
Namaqua chameleon, etc.
Fun & Friends
No. 8. Wedding Pictures: Johan & Riaana Marais. Added May 2010. New!
No. 7. Yester-year's Cars at Solitaire, Namibia. Added May 2010. New!
No 6. Friends and Family Members. Added May 2010. New!
No 5. Collection of Friends & Family
No 4. A Wonderful selection of Pottery Art by Donve Branch
No 3. Rob and Max Deans with their new arrival, Emily
No 2. Aerial
photographs of Cape Town
No
1. Various photographs by Johan Marais of friends &
family.
Contributions by Web Visitors:
No. 9. David Maguire. Collection of Photographs
No. 8. Marc Horsfield. Vine Snake Eating a Striped Skink
No. 7. Neels Niesing: Boomslang at Mbizi
No. 6. Neels Niesing: Mozambique Spitting Cobra spotted in Groenkloof, Pretoria
No. 5. Alan Cook: Mozambique Spitting Cobra swallowing a Plated Lizard. Marloth Park, Mpumalanga
No. 4. Boomslang Photos by Barry Kleynhans, KZN
No. 3. Contribution by L. Steenkamp, Marloth Park, Mpumalanga
No. 2. Contribution by David Maguire from Kimberley: Pictures of various snakes including a rare sighting of a Xenocalamus bicolour that was found in Kimberley.
No 1. In the Wild. Contributions by a Game Ranger
Through
Their Eyes. The sights that make this country worthwhile
From
Dusk till Dawn... and in between.
Meal
Time. Predator, prey and the untouchables
Send us Your Photos for Identification or Placement on the Website!
Members of the public are welcome to submit their photo
contributions or request an Identification of a snake, lizard or tortoise. Please provide a caption for your photo, the place
and date taken as well as the name of the photographer. Ideally, send us some clear photographs showing as much of the animal as possible, especially the head from the side and top, and exactly where it was found. Any other behavioural data could be useful. The final
decision to place a photograph or not, rests with Johan Marais.
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