Wildlife through my/ your lense...

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Golden Tree Snake, the red ants dont seem to worry it.

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[Goldman7777]

Great photo enjoyed the thread .

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Small Dragonfly.

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[Chittychangchang]

Closest i've ever been to one of these beauties, made the hairs on my neck stand up.

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Large-eyed Pit Viper.


The Large-eyed Pit Viper has a dangerous bite and should be taken seriously. Bites can result in intense pain, swelling, necrosis of flesh, and in some cases severe systemic bleeding. Fatalities are very rare but local damage can be lasting. Anyone who is bitten by a pit viper should be taken to the hospital as quickly as possible.

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[Neverna]

Here's another frog. Same same but different.

[Stumpy]

Was out working in the yard and have about a dozen of these on my Lumyai tree.

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Found this Tortoise on the road to Phu Khiao Wildlife Sanctuary it is considered an endangered species and was in danger of being run over where it was so I redirected it into the forest.

It is a mature male about 30cm long.

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Look what the dog found at the end of our garden, just sat there not moving with the odd chirp...

Dont know if is just me but I am not getting your photos, would like to see them.

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Im going to screw you till we are both blue in the face, mission accomplished.

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Red-billed Blue magpies sitting on a Sambar Deer, Phu Kheio Wildlife Sanctuary.

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This little hopper goes by the name of Traulia azureipennis




Ni idea what this one is called but I think they both support the same football team.

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Dusky Langur.

[PAG]

On garden watering duty this morning, and whilst directing a jet at a hanging plant on our back terrace, this character appeared, none too pleased at getting soaked.

Quick check with Google, and it appears to be a Green Cat Snake, and quite harmless. Thought I'd post in case anyone comes across one, and thinks it's a viper. This one was probably just over a metre long, and about 25-30mm diameter, tapering towards the head:

[PAG]

The post above I took around 8 a.m. this morning. Just had a look in the same area, around 3 p.m., and he's still there. Fascinating just how well his camouflage works, especially when not moving.

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Female White-handed Gibbon.

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[Dillinger]

A bat on the road that nextdoors cat later had away with