Favoritos de olvr_a
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Geissorhiza geminataObservador
botaneekDescrição
seasonally wet area; previously unknown population
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Geissorhiza geminataObservador
botaneekDescrição
Geissorhiza geminata
restricted to a few seasonally wet areas in Koue Bokkeveld and upper Breede River Valley; often in standing or flowing water; severely threatened by agriculture
Fotos / Sons
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Xenopus gilliObservador
tonyrebeloLugar
Riverside trail below Silvermine Dam, Silvermine West section Table Mountain National Park (Google, OSM)
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Amietia vandijkiObservador
tyronepingDescrição
Amietia vandijki - Van Dijk’s River Frog. From Swartberg Pass, Western Cape. https://www.tyroneping.co.za/amietia-vandijki-van-dijks-river-frog/
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timbrammerLugar
Missing LocationDescrição
Found calling next to eggs, as was a second specimen as can be seen by rfoquet's observation. Unclear wether these large eggs are the same species.
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Heleophryne depressaObservador
peterswartDescrição
This frog was at least 6m from the floor of the cave and well into the dark part of the cave. Unlike https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/203784963, which was wedged into a crack in the wall, this frog was on a flat wall. A very shallow stream emerges from the back of the cave and runs towards the entrance near where the frog was found. Its possible that the frog was washed into the cave, but I suspect it climbed the wall from the entrance floor.
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Amietia hymenopusObservador
tyronepingDescrição
Amietia hymenopus - Phofung river frog and habitat.
https://www.tyroneping.co.za/amietia-hymenopus-phofung-river-frog/
https://www.tyroneping.co.za/amietia-hymenopus-phofung-river-frog/
Fotos / Sons
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Pseudocordylus langiObservador
tyronepingDescrição
Pseudocordylus langi
Lang’s Crag Lizard. From Chain Ladders, Free State.
https://www.tyroneping.co.za/pseudocordylus-langi-langs-crag-lizard/
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Kassina senegalensisObservador
mozamphibian_banhine_national_parkDescrição
This species was occasionally found in Banhine National Park in Mozambique in one of the research camp bathhouses.
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Chamaesaura anguinaObservador
vynbosDescrição
The lizard was so intent on keeping its prey it didn't skedaddle, giving us a chance to take pictures.
I assume it wasn't scavenging and actually caught it, but you've got to be fast to catch these insects!
Prey here:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/10597608
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Heleophryne roseiObservador
funfrogrDescrição
Cape River Frog eating Ghost Frog tadpole. Full video here:
https://youtube.com/shorts/YI0Ft2iSmFc?si=YaUtmgmTW412LTEd
Fotos / Sons
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Tomopterna tandyiObservador
herping_with_berksDescrição
Fourth image is in-situ.
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Género CacosternumObservador
m_burgerDescrição
Second species on sound-clip is Strongylopus grayii. See: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/177159034
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Bitis armataObservador
c_brunkeLugar
Missing LocationDescrição
1 day after the fire
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m_burgerDescrição
Ptyodactylus cf. hasselquistii, as per Metallinou et al. 2015. ID corroborated with DNA sequencing (Jiří Šmíd, in litt.).
Observador
bushboyDescrição
Social distance, please!
Lower-pitched "creaky" call directed at other males infringing on call perch
Observador
m_burgerDescrição
Sound-clip with Vandijkophrynus angusticeps and Strongylopus grayii calling. Duplicate upload at: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/131555045
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Género SclerophrysObservador
skellyskellyDescrição
Living in a hole in a mud wall
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Observador
rosiemitchellDescrição
The Honey Badger was trotting along the trail towards me but turned when it became aware of me. I followed it at a distance of about 70-100 metres from it, for about half a kilometre, then left it, so I did not stress it. It stayed on the path and seemed relaxed! did not manage to get a photo.
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Rela-Sarapintada (Hyperolius marmoratus)Observador
thepiperDescrição
Identification by Tyrone Ping,
Thank you.
Photo courtesy Terry Langenhoven
