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Wish I knew the story behind this. The second pic was taken moments before the first.
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Amietia poyntoniObserv.
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A small group of these (never more than 10 adults, usually about 5, I reckon) has been living in this well in an ephemeral rocky riverbed for at least 6 years. Well about 2 m diameter and 3 m deep, fed by a slow natural spring.
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Not great colours because pic taken with torch light. Amazingly placid. 25-30 cm long. Temperature 14 C.
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These guys pass over here only a few times each year, always from south to north. Only a few actually stop. This one chose the solar geyser.
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For leaves on same individual plant 3 months before (16 Aug 2019), see
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Photos credit: M du Preez
For flowers on same individual plant 3 months later (10 Nov 2019), see
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Pseudaspis canaObserv.
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Only seen black mole snakes here. This one found refuge 20 m from the house in a huge bush rat nest.
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2nd pic (3rd of series taken by camera) shows dark eye (so not red-eyed dove)
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Liebres Género LepusObserv.
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Left ear looks deformed, but it’s just the angle. Both ears were fine.
