Thanks Amphibian for the kind comments, it would definitely be incredible if I could breed this species but unfortunately my days are counted here in Rwanda. I don't think I will have time ...
Anyway I had some good time in lake Muhazi and finally got some close up of the spotted necked otter. There are a few of them living close by my plot there but as they are so shy I never managed to get close to them although yesterday with lots of patience I sat for a couple of hours waiting for them to come back home and I managed to get some shots at a relative fair distance but still not what I wanted. I was starting to get pissed off looking at my shots on the camera when I suddenly realized there was something right under my feet. And there I was sitting with my camera on my laps and a beautiful otter at less than a couple of meter in front of me. I didn't wait half of a second to catch that amazing moment. I was so happy this little creature are just so cute... Here are the pictures of the otter and a few other finds of the week end.
Sorry there are no "scales" on this threat but a few new finds (herps wise) are coming on the next one, just to give you an idea: (new picture of my C.resimus after shedding! red phase of natriciteres olivacea, Adolfus jacksonii ... But that will be for tonight or tomorrow)
Hope you enjoy.
The otter swimming under my feet.
Show me your teeth
H.(Cinnamoventris)
Bronze sunbird
White tailed blue flycatcher
Swamp flycatcher
Malachite kingfisher
Bronze Sunbird
Kind Regards
Kenny.
East African Herpetofauna Group.
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