[In The Field] A few South African Chameleons

[melanocephalum]

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 around 50mm

Chamaeleo dilepis - Common Flapneck Chameleon. Kosibay

Chamaeleo dilepis - Common Flapneck Chameleon. From Hluhluwe.

Bradypodion setaroi - Setaro's Dwarf Chameleon. St Lucia, Kwa-Zulu Natal.

Chamaeleo dilepis - Common Flapneck Chameleon. Mozambique Border post.

Chamaeleo dilepis - Common Flapneck Chameleon feeding on a locust.

Thanks for looking,
Tyrone.
http://www.tyroneping.co.za/

 

[Remkon]

Must be a wonderful experience!
Awesome photo's!

 

[melanocephalum]

Must be a wonderful experience!
Awesome photo's!

Thank you!

 

[Peachypink]

These are amazing! I always saw myself in another country doing field work and research, but that would be the polar opposite of the path my life went down. I love having a family and where my life is and I would choose it again but I always thought it would be cool!

 

[jannb]

Thank you for sharing your gorgeous photos Tyrone! That baby flapneck is so adorable!

 

[Chris Anderson]

Fantastic images as always, Tyrone! Thanks for sharing!

Chris

 

[melanocephalum]

Thank you for sharing your gorgeous photos Tyrone! That baby flapneck is so adorable!

Thank you.

 

[NHenn]

Wow, absolutely stunning! Beautiful photographs!!!!

 

[Motherlode Chameleon]

Great pictures Tyrone!! Thanks for posting.

Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich

 

[Rapunzel's Pascal]

Thank you for sharing your amazing experience. Amazing photos!!!

 

[Dave Bolamperti]

I love seeing all your pics of Chams in the wild!!
Thanks

 

[Virgil1972]

Nice pictures. How close do you have to get to the animals to take these pictures.

 

[melanocephalum]

Fantastic images as always, Tyrone! Thanks for sharing!

Chris

Thanks Chris, appreciate it.

 

[melanocephalum]

Nice pictures. How close do you have to get to the animals to take these pictures.

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

 

[melanocephalum]

I love seeing all your pics of Chams in the wild!!
Thanks

Thanks, glad you enjoyed them.

 

[Virgil1972]

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

That is pretty cool how a wild one ate a bug right in front of you.