<span class="excerpt_part">...<strong>and</strong> bumpy <strong>and</strong> seemed to go <strong>on for</strong>ever. We saw some babo<strong>on and</strong> very nervous Impala as well as about five elephant. We saw a tree Agama run up a...</span>
<span class="excerpt_part">...hole produced a few Cacosternum <strong>and</strong> a Ptychadena. I managed to b<strong>and</strong> 11 Namaqua S<strong>and</strong> Lizards (Pedioplanis namaquensis) <strong>and on</strong>e <strong>Com</strong>m<strong>on</strong> Ground Agama (Agama aculeata aculeata) in about 15 minutes....</span>
<span class="excerpt_part">...to the farm Uisib <strong>and</strong> met the <strong>Sc</strong>hoemans – <strong>And</strong>re <strong>and</strong> Jenni <strong>and</strong> their kids Kyle, Cindel, Yurianke <strong>and</strong> Gaflemel. Again a wonderful recepti<strong>on and</strong> we enjoyed speaking with <strong>And</strong>re...</span>
<span class="excerpt_part">...Ground Agama (Agama aculeata aculeata) although we could not agree <strong>on</strong> the identificati<strong>on.</strong> It looked more like an Agama atra-type animal <strong>and</strong> ran up a tree when cornered, but its...</span>
<span class="excerpt_part">...2005 07:00. Breakfast <strong>and</strong> about to leave <strong>for</strong> Nyakalengijo. Accommodati<strong>on cost</strong> Sh25, 000 <strong>for</strong> a single room <strong>and</strong> Sh35, 000 <strong>for</strong> a double. (See Pic 10) 14:00. Arrived at Nyakalengijo...</span>
<span class="excerpt_part">...<strong>for</strong> the drop-off <strong>for</strong> Kingys. We had some cereal, toast <strong>and</strong> fruit <strong>and</strong> geared up <strong>for</strong> the next isl<strong>and.</strong> Geelslang got a few small Kingys <strong>and</strong> the usual quota of...</span>
<span class="excerpt_part">...<strong>and</strong> this stunning Rock Monitor photographed with Gord<strong>on and</strong> a youthful Bryan Maritz. Gord<strong>on and</strong> Bryan Maritz Namaqual<strong>and</strong> Gord<strong>on</strong> loved Namaqual<strong>and</strong> but seldom spent time <strong>on</strong> the coast. <strong>On</strong>...</span>
<span class="excerpt_part">...also collecting data <strong>on</strong> Namibian reptiles <strong>and</strong> amphibians <strong>for</strong> a new popular book ‘The Reptiles <strong>and</strong> Amphibians of Namibia’ that I am also involved with. <strong>And</strong> I always need photographs...</span>
<span class="excerpt_part">...his knowledge <strong>and</strong> passi<strong>on for</strong> snakes, <strong>sc</strong>orpions <strong>and</strong> spiders <strong>and</strong> makes the audience feel <strong>com</strong>fortable. Both Johan <strong>and</strong> his team are highly professional in the organising, <strong>com</strong>municati<strong>on and</strong> supervisi<strong>on</strong> of...</span>
<span class="excerpt_part">...spoke about it. Gord<strong>on</strong> grew up at 99 Juniper Street in Overport, Durban <strong>and</strong> was reptile crazy from a very young age. He qualified as a fitter <strong>and</strong> turner <strong>and</strong>...</span>