local wild chameleons
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Reptifunk101
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http://www.avesinternational.com/jachem.html
They were thriving in this Backyard in Southern Cali from the pictures. I don't know about currently.
They were thriving in this Backyard in Southern Cali from the pictures. I don't know about currently.
pantherlover
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Thats it!!! Im movin on down to Cali or Florida!!!
pssh
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That Florida veiled is beautiful!
I wish cool stuff lived up here. It's too cold here for all but some really cold loving montanes. It never drops below 32 so I guess they could live here but I think it would get waaaaay to hot in the summer.
I see cockatiels every now and then, but I'm pretty sure none of the make it past winter.
I wish cool stuff lived up here. It's too cold here for all but some really cold loving montanes. It never drops below 32 so I guess they could live here but I think it would get waaaaay to hot in the summer.
I see cockatiels every now and then, but I'm pretty sure none of the make it past winter.
ghettomike
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I hear ya on that one, heck, any kind ofwild reptile in Ontario would be awesome but I guess the whole winter thing kills that idea.
Chintz
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Yes I live in the valley but I visit my family on the west coast in Morro Bay and Long Beach all the time and I look everytime I go up there.
mardithepanther
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There is a wild "flock?" of parrots here in San Diego. I don't know exactly what part they live in but I have heard them EARLY in the morning as they fly by. Never have seen them but have heard.
IVE TOTTALLY SEEN THOSE PARROTS!!!!!!! I hear them alot too. I visit there sometimes. Do you live near ob?
Lloyd Heilbrunn
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Now that the article has been published, I can give some more info about Florida Chams to get you guys excited about giving it a try.
Check out the Osties!!
http://www.fieldherpforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=4309
Check out the Osties!!
http://www.fieldherpforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=4309
PrettyInInk87
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I live in North Park right next door to North Park Produce market... I wish I could see them but I only hear them. I think they perch themselves up on the tall palm trees and hide. I guess one day i'll see them...
Oh and i'm also still down for a Cham hunt. Lol!
I think i'd need my parents permission first. I live in North Park right next door to North Park Produce market... I wish I could see them but I only hear them. I think they perch themselves up on the tall palm trees and hide. I guess one day i'll see them...
Oh and i'm also still down for a Cham hunt. Lol!
Lmao! You're too funny. Be sure they say yes. But, you've been contracted to the hunt.
"Is there no one else?" "Is there no one else?" lol
PrettyInInk87
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Hahah! I'm 23, have a 3 year old son, i've been out of my parents house since I was 18, and they live 5 hours away. Lol! Should I still ask for permission?
Hahah! I'm 23, have a 3 year old son, i've been out of my parents house since I was 18, and they live 5 hours away. Lol! Should I still ask for permission?
I know. That's why I thought you were funny, lol.
Cainschams
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Guess they arent too excited about ousties
Very cool article and awesome pictures!! Looks like a blast! I am guessing you are the Lloyd mentioned?Dodging bullets, watching for gators,snakes, and spiders alone could give me anxiety attack. Sounds like quite an eventful outing to keep you on your toes. As said great shots, Thanks for posting! Ill be down in gator country come March as usual. Ill Keep my eyes in the trees.
Lloyd Heilbrunn
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Guess they arent too excited about ousties
Thanks.
Yep, that's me. Chris is a great photographer.
My souvenir from the night:
note: Temporary cage only.
Lloyd Heilbrunn
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If you want to do some herping, shoot me a pm.
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