Gallery

A selection of the reptiles and amphibians observed during field work in the Souwi Valley, Ikundi, PNG, during October 2013. All specimens located between 900 and 1200m with the assistance of WCS biologist John Lamaris. Taxonomic identifications provided with caution (as deduced from these photographs rather than live or preserved specimens) by Dr. Fred Kraus, Research Scientist at the University of Michigan. Thanks Fred.

Toxicocalamus sp. photo James Reardon

Toxicocalamus sp. photo James Reardon

Emoia sp. photo James Reardon

Oreophryne sp. photo James Reardon

Oreophryne sp. photo James Reardon

Oreophryne sp. photo James Reardon

Litoria angiana, yet another gorgeous frog from the depths of the Papua New Guinean rainforest. photo James Reardon

Litoria angiana, photo James Reardon

Albericus sp. photo James Reardon

Albericus sp. photo James Reardon

Albericus sp. photo James Reardon

Cophixalus sp. photo James Reardon

Litoria angiana photo James Reardon

Litoria angiana photo James Reardon

Litoria angiana photo James Reardon

Litoria angiana photo James Reardon

Prasinohaema prehensicauda (female) photo James Reardon

Prasinohaema prehensicauda (female) photo James Reardon

Tropidonophis sp. photo James Reardon

Albericus sp. photo James Reardon

Albericus sp. photo James Reardon

Albericus sp. photo James Reardon

Litoria aff. eucnemis, photo James Reardon

Litoria aff. eucnemis, photo James Reardon

Litoria angiana, photo James Reardon

Litoria angiana

Albericus sp. photo James Reardon

Cophixalus sp. photo James Reardon

Albericus sp. photo James Reardon

Albericus sp. photo James Reardon

Sphenomorphus sp. photo James Reardon

Sphenomorphus sp. photo James Reardon

Emoia sp. photo James Reardon

Hylarana cf. grisea photo James Reardon