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Richard Cottrell

Richard Cottrell

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Richard Cottrell Wagler's Pit Viper
Wagler's Pit Viper commented on by Richard Cottrell Singapore, Singapore10 years ago

In MacRitchie (Central Catchment) near the exit from HSBC canopy walkway.

Richard Cottrell Siamang Gibbon
Siamang Gibbon commented on by Richard Cottrell Perak, Malaysia10 years ago

Indeed!

Richard Cottrell Honeycomb Grouper
Honeycomb Grouper commented on by Richard Cottrell Philippines12 years ago

Did my thesis on Groupers! Deffo E. merra, the Honeycomb Grouper.

Richard Cottrell spectacled Langur/ Leaf Monkey
spectacled Langur/ Leaf Monkey commented on by Richard Cottrell Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia12 years ago

Spider Monkeys are new World. So only SOuth America. This is a spectacled Langur/ Leaf Monkey (Trachypithecus obscurus)

Richard Cottrell Long Tailed Macaque
Long Tailed Macaque commented on by Richard Cottrell Perak, Malaysia12 years ago

Definitely Long Tailed Macaque (Macaca fascicularis). Found all over the place in Peninsula Malaysia

Richard Cottrell Common Sanddragon
Common Sanddragon commented on by Richard Cottrell Kentucky, USA12 years ago

Cracking shot

Richard Cottrell Changeable lizard
Changeable lizard commented on by Richard Cottrell Singapore, Singapore12 years ago

The black patch only exist on males and they attain during mating periods

Richard Cottrell Euphaea impar
Euphaea impar commented on by Richard Cottrell Johor, Malaysia12 years ago

I don't think so, this is similar but the colouration definitely different. Plus the island that it comes from is full of endemic species

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