NeilDazet

Science Librarian & Project Noah Ranger. Some expertise in herpetology, esp. turtles.

Brooklyn, NYC

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Giant Prickly Pear Cactus - Tuna gigante commented on by NeilDazet Parroquia Puerto Ayora, Provincia de Galápagos, Ecuador10 years ago

Thank you for the ID, CDF. I've updated this spotting with the correct information.

Five-lined Skink commented on by NeilDazet Ontario, Canada10 years ago

Congrats on 2500 spottings Dan! And I nice move going with a reptile. :) Super series of photographs too.

Unnamed spotting commented on by NeilDazet Virginia, USA10 years ago

Hi w.aaron.grant! Welcome to Project Noah! Cool looking snake you have here. It looks like a water snake in the genus Nerodia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nerodia). The 2nd picture of a spider can be removed from this spotting and made into its own spotting. Again, welcome!

Indrella ampulla commented on by NeilDazet Karnataka, India10 years ago

Moved from Amphibian category to Other category. :)

Green Forest Lizard commented on by NeilDazet Sri Lanka10 years ago

Dilan - great series of photos & video. Thank you for sharing this beautiful lizard with the Project Noah community! :)

Galapagos Leaf-toed Gecko commented on by NeilDazet Parroquia Puerto Ayora, Provincia de Galápagos, Ecuador10 years ago

CDF - thank you again for providing additional information on my Galapagos spottings. I appreciate it. I still have some more to upload!

Green Iguana commented on by NeilDazet Guayaquil, Provincia del Guayas, Ecuador10 years ago

Thanks Lisa! I like this one, with its tail all curled around by its head. :)

Rusty Millipede commented on by NeilDazet Karnataka, India10 years ago

I have moved your millipede from the reptile category to the arthropod category. :-)

Sally Lightfoot Crab commented on by NeilDazet Provincia de Galápagos, Ecuador10 years ago

Thank you for the info! These crabs were really neat to observe and photograph. One of my favorite animals from my Galapagos trip!

Galapagos Leaf-toed Gecko commented on by NeilDazet Parroquia Puerto Ayora, Provincia de Galápagos, Ecuador10 years ago

Hi Lauren. Yes, they do chirp. Difficult to get used to at first while trying to get to sleep!