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Common Garden Lizards are among the most common and most fascinating reptiles to watch in urban areas in India. Happy ! Cartoon from my column with https://t.co/jXiOT6RNUb

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2022-08-14

หอยทากยักษ์แอฟริกัน African Giant Snail
เข้ามาในประเทศไทยเมื่อปี 2500 และระบาดไปทั่วประเทศในอีก 15 ปีต่อมา สืบพันธุ์ออกลูกหลานได้ไว เป็นศัตรูพืชทางการเกษตร ตอนนี้อาจกำลังกินไม้ประดับของเราอยู่ก็เป็นได้!

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2021-11-18

Sharing one of my favorite muses for  

Foxes are one of my favorite friends and so they show up regularly as a muse.❤️

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2021-08-19

A real treat to spot one these vibrant bugs in my city garden today!

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2021-05-18

But, I'm also a wildlife artist, that loves to create pastel paintings of all the small cute mammals you might find you in your backyard...

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2021-04-14

Next up on two common in my backyard during the monsoons- the Tropical Leatherleaf which camouflages perfectly with concrete surfaces (resulting unfortunately in many roadkills), and a Macrochlamys

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2020-06-22

Meet my home gardeners, who, I am told, till the soil better than earthworms do! Two kinds of very common in my house: Anoplodesmus and Trigoniulus. Illustration in the series.

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2020-06-17

Illustration # 25 in the series: an endemic bird that breeds in my backyard, on Meet the Indian Robin

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2020-05-09

Illustration in the series, a gorgeous not very common in the neighbourhood that took us by surprise today: the Indian Wanderer. Thanks to my balcony birding buddy for identifying it!

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2020-04-12

Illustration # 15 in the series: a very endearing and gentle frog that uses the water tank in my house as a power-nap station: The Common Tree Frog

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2020-04-11

Illustration in the series: the aerial apex predator of the ecosystem around my home, which made a methodical meal out of a Jungle Babbler yesterday: the Shikra.

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2020-04-07

Illustration # 9 in the project in which I document and learn about the creatures I share my home with: a juvenile Stink Bug.

Thanks to Spiderwoman for the ID!

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2020-04-03

Some backyard friends may be scarier than most, but they are equally appreciated on

Give a little love to your 'neighbors' today.

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2020-03-03

10/10 can confirm how valuable this tech position is to those looking for more field experience. Plus...so many cool herps!

https://t.co/Ro3ZZOpPN5

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2020-01-30

Happy

It's almost dinner time, and that means apples, for some squirrels like the woodchuck.

And nuts, for all the others...

details: https://t.co/qrEswuvrTT

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2020-01-22

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Hedgehog for kids from my page my the Turkish kids' science magazine - https://t.co/eG4qnwFqMC

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2018-08-01