James Reardon

Applied conservation, herpetology and photography

Philautus hoipoloi

• 08/11/2009 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Sri Lanka
Tags: philatus hoipoloi frog

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My work as a conservationist affords me many wonderful oportunities to capture images of rare and unusual species, and to report in more detail the challenges and triumphs of those of us attempting to slow the damage to our fabulous panet.

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