Greetigs form Czech Republic
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 1:14 pmHi,
first at all I want to thank you for confirmation
When I found this, I spent hours by browsing this board, especially admiring your photos. I'm 23 years old, studying medical rescue. So, I'm not a biologist nor a keeper, just love to observing them outside and photographing. I have had a couple of exotic lizards (E. schneideri, E. algeriensis, I. iguana), but I had to give them away due to study. So at least I'm trying to do something for our native reptiles and amphibians (mapping, road transfer of amphibians after hibernation, building shelters...). There are many experiences herpers, so I hope that I'll learn a lot from you all. And sorry for my bad english 
Here are some of my pics...
here are some other ones... http://www.flickr.com/photos/klaca/
and myslef, educating of the public about reptiles
first at all I want to thank you for confirmation
When I found this, I spent hours by browsing this board, especially admiring your photos. I'm 23 years old, studying medical rescue. So, I'm not a biologist nor a keeper, just love to observing them outside and photographing. I have had a couple of exotic lizards (E. schneideri, E. algeriensis, I. iguana), but I had to give them away due to study. So at least I'm trying to do something for our native reptiles and amphibians (mapping, road transfer of amphibians after hibernation, building shelters...). There are many experiences herpers, so I hope that I'll learn a lot from you all. And sorry for my bad english Here are some of my pics...
here are some other ones... http://www.flickr.com/photos/klaca/
and myslef, educating of the public about reptiles
