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Thanks Chris, now to find the other two described species before the "undescribed" species get elevated.

Ngome Dwarf Chameleon - Bradypodion ngomeense This species has been on my wish list to find in the field for years, I've just not had the opportunity to go out and look for it, so I took the 789km round trip to find the species this past Saturday and this is what I managed to find. This species...

Nothing like Wild Animals, thanks!

Thank you much appreciated!

@Pikozlandia Thank you!

@Dave Bolamperti thanks! This is Bradypodion ventrale the Eastern Cape Dwarf Chameleon. Many thanks.

A wild Eastern Cape Dwarf Chameleon in shed.

It really is a treat, often take it for granted I have two species in my garden which I don't often take enough photo's of.

Finally right? Unfortunately not, I scoured the dunes vegetation for 2-3 in close to gale force winds (I was only in the area for that one night) I did manage to find 6 individuals so a consolation I suppose. This is the area where I found them from left to right. Three more to go, formal...

Thanks Dave, they sure are my favorite species too.

Cheers Jeremy, glad you enjoy the posts.

This past week I headed down into the Western Cape, South Africa. A province known for a wide array of habitats from high montane fynbos, Atlantic coastal dunes and arid Karoo landscapes. Route planner: The first stop on the trip was in Durbanville a Cape Townian suburb. Often the best place...

Thanks, glad you enjoyed them.

Thanks! Well shooting wide angle or macro so anywhere between 30cm and 1m away from them.

Thanks Chris, appreciate it.

Thank you.

Thank you!

Just a few chameleons from the lats few weeks around Northern Parts of Kwa-Zulu Natal South Africa. Chamaeleo dilepis - Common Flapneck Chameleon Bradypodion setaroi - Setaro's Dwarf Chameleon. St Lucia, Kwa-Zulu Natal. One of the smallest Flapneck Chameleons I've seen in field in years...

Cheers thank you!

Wouldn't want to over mist this guy, he'd probably drown ;) Cheers for the comment!