Hi Ingrid, you are right on captureing site and also the spectacular biodiversity of Madagascar. Last year my three friends from Germany visited Madagascar and they found 3 froq species new for Science. Since it is an isolated island a long geological periods the species differentiations on the island i am sure there are so many new species will arrise when searching intensivelly.
On the Copyright signiture, this shot is one of my initial postings to TN, i.e. while i was child:)
Indeed i am professional herpetologist who studying in Turkey (my homeland is Cyprus island) and you could find so many geckos and other amphjibian and reptiles in my portofolio. By the way i am very lucky because i am living a beautiful coumtry which you could all seasons in same time and also having a great biodiversity. You could imagine this easily: a bridge country between three continent, Europe-Asia and Africa.
All the best and have a great sunday MF!
Bayram |
Madagascar
Phelsuma madagascariensis (38)
boreocypriensis
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