[Luperosaurus]

Thank you very much for very good work . Sometimes ecotop or biotop pictures have give more information about animal then any paper, article or book. Thanks.

[seonage]

Originally Posted by Luperosaurus

Sometimes ecotop or biotop pictures have give more information about animal then any paper, article or book. Thanks.

I´m agree 100% in this point...

Thanks so much for the time you spend to do that. Was a pleasure viewed it!!

[Enlil]

Where have I seen this thread before? It is wonderful.

[moloch]

Thanks, all.

I have updated the gecko and the habitat portions of the post to add new photos from this past spring.

Changes include new species or additional photos for these geckos:

Christinus guentheri, Gehyra robusta, Heteronotia binoei, Lucasium immaculatum, Lucasium steindachneri, Nephrurus asper, Oedura marmorata and Strophurus krisalys.


Habitat photos from central western Queensland and Lord Howe Island were added.


Regards,
David

[snakeprint]

I think you should seriously consider having these photos and the information on your travels published (if you haven't already). I'm sure you would get a number of publishers interested if you contacted them. This post makes for a fantastic read, and your photos are beautiful. I'm sure I would not be the only one interested in buying a copy if you ever went down that road. Absolutely stunning.

[Jungle Jewels]

Thanks a bunch for such an informative and diverse group of pics, can't wait to see pics of your future forays into the wilds!

[Elizabeth Freer]

David ~

Priceless, priceless, priceless all around!

[Libby]

That was an awesome post. I used it to identify the marbled gecko that scampered underneath my backpack and sleeping bag this morning.

[Sticky Toes :)]

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOhhh my banana peel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Never have seen so many geckos,brillant pictures, you must be the master of the camera