Yeah Wes, been an awesome week, I'm super chuffed with all the fossorial stuff, and hoping to find some more. Just about everything I have found on this trip has been first time stuff for me which is excellent.
Regarding the Lygodactylus, I see in Branch's Snakes and Other Reptiles of Southern Africa, that L bradfieldii has a broken range covering mostly Namibia into the Kgalagadi area of Botswana, with an isolated population in far western Botswana/Eastern Zimbabwe, with a large question mark almost excatly where I am, whilst L capensis has a range south of thatgoing up north and east through Zim and Mozambique and into the Okavango delta almost encapsulating the range of L bradfieldii.
I have been out walking a LOT during the days and nights in all weather to try and find more snakes, was really hoping to find some B caudalis, as well as species of Ptenopus. The guys have mentioned that they have seen N nivea, and P. sebae natalensis, both with decent sized specimens in the area, which I would also liked to have seen. We had a small pack of Jackals in the camp last night, I didn't get any pictures though, will try tonight if the lights are on again and they are visible.