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Eastern Leopard Toad (Sclerophrys pardalis)

Herping the West Coast: Part 3

Last year myself and Luke Kemp set off on our most ambitious herping adventure to date. The trip spanned eight days and over 3700km with us herping both the Western and...

Category: Snakes and their mates, Uncategorized Tags: africa, african herpetofauna, african herpetology, armadillo girdled lizard, friends, herpetology, herping, many horned adder, namaqua dwarf adder, nature, northern cape, rhodes university, Snakes, south africa

Herping St Francis: In Search of the Salt Marsh Gecko

Last year myself and Luke Kemp ventured to St Francis in search of the regionally endemic salt marsh gecko (Cryptactites peringueyi). Courtney Hundermark joined us and it’s with his help that...

Category: Snakes and their mates, Uncategorized Tags: african herpetology, biology, critically endangered, eastern cape, gecko, herping, lizard, rhodes university, salt marsh gecko, Snakes, Snakes and their mates, st francis, wildlife

Herping the West Coast: Part 2

Last year myself and Luke kemp set off on our most ambitious herping adventure to date. The trip spanned eight days and over 3700km with us herping both the Western and...

Category: Snakes and their mates, Uncategorized Tags: adventure, africa, african herpetology, frog, herping, lizard, northern cape, skaapsteker, Snakes, south africa, vlog, western cape, wildlife

Southern Tree Agama (Acanthocercus atricollis)

Category: Agamas, Lizards, Reptiles, Uncategorized Tags: africa, african herpetology, agama, agamid, herpetology, kmpumulanga, lizard, nature, south africa, southern africa, tree agama, wildlife

Albany Adder (Bitis albanica)

Category: Reptiles, Snakes, Uncategorized, Viperidae Tags: adder, albany adder, animal, bitis, bitis albanica, chad, dwarf adder, eastern cape, front page, herper, herpetology, keates, nature, rare, rarest snake in south africa, reptile, rhodes university, snake, south africa, venom, viper, wildlife

Herping in Hogsback 3.0

Once again I found myself in Hogsback, and this time I was determined to catch and photograph (properly) the Amatola Flat Gecko (Afroedura amatolica). This trip to Hogsback was however not...

Category: Adventures, Uncategorized Tags: adventure, africa, animal, biology, cool, field work, gecko, herpetology, herping, Hogsback, lizard, macro, nature, outdoors, photo, photography, rain, reptile, rhodes, science, south africa, university, water, wildlife, zoology

Hadogenes trichiurus

Category: Scorpions, Uncategorized Tags: adventure, africa, animal, biology, cool, danger, eastern cape, macro, nature, photo, photography, science, scorpion, south africa, university, wildlife, zoology

Next Gen Herpetologist

Next Gen Herpetologist

Eastern Leopard Toad (Sclerophrys pardalis)

Herping the West Coast: Part 3

Herping St Francis: In Search of the Salt Marsh Gecko

Herping the West Coast: Part 2

Southern Tree Agama (Acanthocercus atricollis)

Short-headed Legless Skink (Acontias breviceps)

Albany Adder (Bitis albanica)

Swartberg Dwarf Chameleon (Bradypodion atromontanum)

Herping in Hogsback 3.0

Hadogenes trichiurus

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