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    Afghanistan find

    My first good sized lizard sighting. I think it is an Agama.

    Was sun bathing after what appeared to be a very large meal. Was not scared at all.

    Just relocated him to a spot where no one would bother him.

    Was about 10" including tail.


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    Re: Afghanistan find

    Ahaha, he definitely looks fat and happy.
    If nothing ever changed, there would be no butterflies.

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    So neat! The most exciting lizards around here are fence lizards....
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    The cup is useful because of it's emptiness

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    There are frogs where he was found, so the prolly has a belly full of frog.

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    Oh my goodness what a belly.
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    Looks pretty similiar to a small one I caught on the COP once. Then there was this big bastard I caught when we were rucking up a mountain, dunno what kind it was. I even managed to catch two scorpions bare-handed. That place had some neat things to catch... except the camel spiders. I hate them.

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    Looks like he ate real good!

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    Neat to see, thanks!

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    Great pic. We actually had a pair of them living under our back deck when I was in "the Stan" years ago. I also chased an Indian Cobra around for a bit before it dove down a hole. We also saw a few saw scaled vipers, but when we decided to try an catch one to keep in our Ready Room, we couldn't ever find another. Also, I got to see more Leopard Geckps than I could count in Kabul. They just walk down the streets there. Have fun with your herping over there.

    Are you in Northern or Southern Afghanistan.
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    That's pretty neat. Thanks for sharing!

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