Thank you for the nice comments. The last picture from the last post was a bit mean- Pope's Pit Viper. When captured, it bit at everything: the snake tongs, the dirt and even bit itself.
Furryscaly, your avatar is from my area over here, but from that angle, it is difficult to tell if it is a
Ahaetulla prasina or
Ahaetulla nasuta ?
Ahaetulla nasuta actually lives right where I live- just have not had one come inside the yard yet, but have seen many. I don't have any pictures uploaded of them, but I will post some from out in the field in the future.
Here are a couple of amphibian pictures:
The most common species found was
Leptolylax pelodytoides
Leptobrachium smithi was not uncommon, but not as commonly found as in the south of the country.
This is the only
Occidozyga martensii captured. Three were found, but the other two got away.
A small
Odorana livida. This frog is usually found in the vicinity of waterfalls and fast moving streams.
Most people like snakes, so here is a nice one:
Boiga multomaculata
. The pics are fantastic, love the colors of some of them. Cant wait to see more.
