This is one of the cooler Anole species I’ve seen. Tanda’s Anole (Anolis tandai), found in Peru in 2023.
Continue reading..Tanta’s Anole from PeruCommon Whipsnake, Chironius exoletus. Peru, 2020
Continue reading..Common Whipsnake of the AmazonSpotted Anole, spotted in Peru a couple of years ago. Females of this species (and many Anoles) lay only a single egg at a time, which is helpful if you’re a small lizard. Oliveira, J. A., & Moraes, L. J. C. L. (2021). Mating behavior of Anolis punctatus in the Brazilian Amazonia. Phyllomedusa: Journal of […]
Continue reading..Spotted Anole in PeruAn Arizona Ridgenosed Rattlesnake found in bunchgrass on a perfect, overcast day in the Arizona sky islands.
Continue reading..Arizona Ridgenosed Rattlesnake in HabitatA Three-striped Poison Frog (Ameerega trivittata) we spotted in the Peruvian Amazon a couple of years ago.
Continue reading..Three Striped Poison FrogAn Amazon Tree Boa, spotted by flashlight on a boat in Peru. Unlike most snakes, their eyes shine orange-red in the light, and can be seen even high in trees. Birds and amphibians’ eyes also glow a similar color, though, so there are a lot of false calls of “snake!”.
Continue reading..Amazon Tree BoaOne of several Indian Vinesnakes spotted out after heavy rain in the Western Ghats a few years back.
Continue reading..Indian VinesnakeAn especially beautiful Central American Eyelash Viper that I found in Costa Rica last year on a family vacation.
Continue reading..Central American Eyelash ViperClose up with a Black Headed Calico Snake, a harmless mimic of the Hemphrich’s Coralsnake which also lives in the area. Found a couple of years ago in Peru.
Continue reading..Black Headed Calico SnakeThese three-striped rocket Frogs are small ground-living animals that are relatively common near streams, wandering through the rainforest floor. They can quickly disappear into leaf litter when spotted. We saw this one in Peru a couple of years ago.
Continue reading..Three Lined Rocket Frog