Forest Crested Lizard (Calotes emma, Agamidae) This attractive lizard inhabits various forest habit
Forest Crested Lizard (Calotes emma, Agamidae)
This attractive lizard inhabits various forest habitats including dry deciduous, coastal, and moist evergreen. It can be spotted on tree trunks, often low down.
Its identifying features are the single spine above each eye, and twin spines above the typanum (external ear-drum). Patterning and colouration can include various shades of brown, green and grey. Males are generally darker during the breeding season. The fingers and toes are of great length.
The Forest Crested Lizard ranges from India through Burma, southern China and Thailand to northern Peninsular Malaysia.
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Pu'er, Yunnan, China
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This attractive lizard inhabits various forest habitats including dry deciduous, coastal, and moist evergreen. It can be spotted on tree trunks, often low down.
Its identifying features are the single spine above each eye, and twin spines above the typanum (external ear-drum). Patterning and colouration can include various shades of brown, green and grey. Males are generally darker during the breeding season. The fingers and toes are of great length.
The Forest Crested Lizard ranges from India through Burma, southern China and Thailand to northern Peninsular Malaysia.
bySinobug (itchydogimages) on Flickr.
Pu'er, Yunnan, China
See other posts in this LIZARDS of CHINAseriesHERE.
See more images from China on my Flickr site HERE…..
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Sun, 16 Mar 2014 00:31:00