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Satanic Leaftailed Gecko

Satanic Leaftailed Gecko

This male Uroplatus phantasticus is part of a captive breeding group. The owner takes great care of his animals and has had some success in captive breeding the...
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This male Uroplatus phantasticus is part of a captive breeding group. The owner takes great care of his animals and has had some success in captive breeding them.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark III

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Aperture f/11.0 ISO 100 Shutter 1/200

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Jan, 2015

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Thawing out and covered in dew after the first frost of 2014. This damselfly allowed me to photograph it for over 10min.

This damselfly capitalized on me flushing up some leafhoppers to grab a quick snack. Only when I got this into LR did I realize that there was a bunch

Found this lovely specimen on the road in front of my house one evening. They have such amazing eyes.

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Weeds get a bad reputation but when you stop and look they are beautiful. Here a head of weed seeds is about to take flight to start another generatio

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Gangapurna is a 7,455m peak in the Annapurna massif. This photo was taken from the opposite side of the valley at a small monks temple carved into the

Shot at the Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory. Last shot of the visit with two kids hanging off my legs.

Shot on the streets of Jaipur steps away from the train station there were several "Dentist" stations for you to pick from. A near by public urinal ma

Ruby-throated Hummingbirds are the only breeding hummingbird in Ontario. This male has been hanging out for a couple of weeks now visiting the feeder

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This sharp shinned hawk has been stalking my neighbours feeder for well pretty much everything. It has a high success rate.

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This Hemaris thysbe was a frequent visitor to the flowers planted around the garden this summer (flowers I planted specifically to attract them).

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