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	Living Library \| Chameleon \| Article in Other
		This fairly large chameleon is usually bright green in colour, but may also be seen in shades of brown and yellow, and typically turns blueish-white after dark (when it is most easily found with a torch or spotlight).
		Chameleons prey on insects such as grasshoppers, flies, mosquitoes and beetles which are caught with the amazing elastic tongue that can be projected to a length equal to that of the chameleon itself; a spring mechanism and a suction tip combine to surprise and retrieve the prey.
		The smaller Dwarf Chameleons - at least 14 species of Bradypodion occur in southern Africa - differ from the Flap-necked Chameleon and its relatives in that they are gregarious, posses a distinctive throat (gular) crest, and give birth to live young rather than eggs.
	www.wildwatch.com /living_library/other-2/chameleon (936 words)

	Resources on Cape Dwarf Chameleon academic institutions
		The castle and its inhabitants in "The Princess, the Dwarf,
		Cape Dwarf Chameleon, Bradypodion pumilum; Setaro's dwarf chameleon,
		: Bradypodion occidentale; Sharp-nosed chameleon, Bradypodion oxyrhinum; Cape dwarf chameleon, Bradypodion pumilum; Setaro's dwarf chameleon...
	mongabay.org /conservation/Cape_Dwarf_Chameleon.htm (1934 words)

	Indigo Fields - Guest house, spa, art gallery & country lifestyle studio
		For the nature lover a stroll around the farm may lead to sightings of the Crowned Crane, Reed Buck, Porcupine, or Black-Backed Jackal.
		A cup of coffee on the deck under the trees will reward the observant guest with a sighting of the endangered Dwarf Drakensberg Chameleon.
		For the less energetic, there is always the steam room and Jacuzzi in which to unwind.
	www.indigofields.co.za /tosee.htm (208 words)

	Fischer chameleon - chameleon (Site not responding. Last check: )
		You could take days researching the subject of fischer chameleon or chameleon assistance that we expect will assist you in the options you finally end up with in relation to fischer chameleon.
		We know fischer chameleon and chameleon are something of a priority to you so we take our position pretty seriously.
		Chameleon Bradypodian damaranum Knysna Dwarf Chameleon Bradypodian dracomontanum Drakensberg Dwarf Chameleon Bradypodian gutturale Robertson Dwarf Chameleon...
	www.teamwork-news.info /chameleon/fischer_chameleon.htm (552 words)

	Indigo Fields - B&B Nottingham Road - KZN Midlands
		This BandB is a place to stay that offers the convenience of a central Midlands’ location, with the tranquility and beauty of the KZN Midlands countryside.
		Explore the high fields and grassy slopes of this hillside homestead, with the chance of spotting a shy duiker or reedbuck, a tiny dwarf chameleon, or a jackal buzzard wheeling overhead.
		This guest house is perfectly situated to explore the Central Drakensberg region
	www.drakensberg-tourism.com /indigo-fields.html (579 words)

	WWF Global 200 Ecoregions -- Drakensberg Montane Shrublands and Woodlands (105)
		At least 14 species of dwarf chameleons live in southern Africa, but like the Drakensberg chameleon, each one is restricted to a localized area.
		These tiny chameleons are different from most other chameleons in that they don’t lay eggs, but give birth to their babies.
		The beauty of Drakensberg mountains and surrounding areas of KwaZulu-Natal are a source of pride in southern Africa.
	www.worldwildlife.org /wildworld/profiles/g200/g105.html (454 words)

	Resources on Common Chameleon academic institutions
		Chameleon.MapTools.org: Chameleon incorporates the ability to quickly set up new applications from acommon pool of widgets that can be placed in an HTML template file.
		Dwarf chameleon, Rhampholeon kerstenii: This tiny chameleon is terrestrial and lacks the prehensile "grasping" tail ofother chameleons.
		Chameleon Arts Ensemble of Boston: Parking is recommended in the garage under the Boston Commonâ”entrance on CharlesStreet...
	mongabay.org /conservation/Common_Chameleon.htm (2304 words)

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		Acer palmatum 'Seigen' A dwarf multi-branched bush to about 2m after many years, with long lasting, bright, fire-red, dainty new foliage in spring, turning light green in summer then yellow to orange-yellow in autumn.
		The normally heavily branching stem or stems are rich cream with red-brown young branches, and the new foliage is orangey-red on expansion.
		Cistus creticus dwarf form This new form was collected as seed very recently on Crete and is offered here for the first time.
	www.panglobalplants.com /catalogue.txt (20634 words)

	Northern Drakensberg & The Kruger (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The chameleon** at Magoebaskloof turned out to be this species, based on closer scrutiny of the photos, revealing a spiny crest running down to the base of the tail and the presence of a few larger, rounded scales on the flanks.
		Most of the dwarf chameleons are little-known and distributions are uncertain.
		The field guide states that Transvaal Dwarf Chameleon is restricted to the vicinity of Haenertsburg and Woodbush Forest Reserve, although similar individuals occurring elsewhere in Northern Province and Mpumalanga may also be this species.
	www.limosaholidays.co.uk /tripReportDetail_print.cfm?reportID=202 (13504 words)

	Conservation
		The forest subhabitat occuring within the Biosphere Reserve is known as The Transvaal Drakensberg Escarpment Forest.
		Of the Sorcidae family, two of the shrews are southern Africa endemics and the Greater Dwarf Shrew is indeterminate Red Data species.
		There area has a number of bat species, nine of the microchiroptera being of indeterminate red data species, which indicates how little is known about these animals, and how the biosphere could help co-ordinate projects such as this.
	www.krugertocanyons.20m.com /Conservation.htm (2742 words)

	Bradypodion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bradypodion (meaning "slow-footed") is one of four genera of chameleons within the subfamily of Chamaeleoninae, "true" or "typical chameleons".
		They are native to southeastern Africa, and are sometimes collectively called South African dwarf chameleons.
		This page was last modified 18:42, 6 August 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bradypodion (66 words)

	The Cavern Holiday Resort - Newsletter
		This last week Geoff, a member of the Ramblers (a hiking tour group from the UK) took a wonderful photo of a chameleon which we had difficulty in identifying.
		We gave a photo of the chameleon to the expert who said it was a juvenile of the famous rare and endemic species of Drakensberg Dwarf Chameleon.
		We hope you all have a Happy Easter and to those of you who are traveling during the holidays please drive carefully.
	www.cavern.co.za /news_050320.htm (1130 words)

	Chameleon Cave
		However, if you exit the cave to the right, there is a breathtaking view across a small plateau towards Little Bamboo Mountain, The Island, and the rest of the southern Drakensberg which generates a feeling of withdrawn seclusion.
		Some say that the right-hand lip of the cave resembles a crouching chameleon and that is where the cave got its name from.
		Although there may be some truth in this, at certain times of the year it is possible to find dwarf chameleons inside the cave.
	www.berg.co.za /chameleon_cave.htm (333 words)

	SA Tours & Safaris (Pty) Ltd • Karoo National Park
		However, there is also terrapin, agama, 2 chameleon species, monitor, 18 snake species and several geckos, skinks and lizards.
		The vegetation physiognomy consists of Montane Karoo grassy shrublands, Karoo grassy dwarf shrublands, Karoo succulent dwarf shrublands, and riparian thicket.
		The increasing aridity away from the escarpment edge is steep, and Motane Karoo dwarf shrublands replace these mesic communities.
	toursaa.com /Search/Accom/All/Accommodation/417/Karoo_National_Park.htm (1044 words)

	50/50 - SA's top enviro tv programme
		This specific chameleon is found between the Umfolozi and Kosi Bay.
		Setaro’s dwarf chameleon has relatives living further south along the Natal coast where they have become city dwellers.
		These chameleons are very rear says the document because of urban development.
	www.5050.co.za /inserts.asp?ID=6111 (4995 words)

	South Africa 1997
		We then journeyed south to a wet forest in an outlier of the Drakensberg Mountains, and finally visited a seasonally flooded wetland at Nylsvlei.
		As we approached Shingwedzi camp, we saw another of the dwarf antelopes, Sharpe's Grysbok, in the shade of a thicket.
		As we continued towards the Pafuri Gate, we found a beautiful blue and green Chameleon which was crossing the road.
	www.camacdonald.com /birding/tripreports/SouthAfrica97.html (10054 words)

	South Africa
		It was noticeably chilly as we climbed into the foothills of the Drakensberg Mountains New species were being seen frequently and by the time we reached a large dam beyond Underburg we we’d seen over 110 species in South Africa.
		It is possible to spend the night in several different ways in the Kruger and the cost varies considerably between the luxurious private lodges and safari camps and the campsites.
		We did find a foraging party of Dwarf Mongooses that decided that something a few metres from the edge of the road was worth excavating, thereby providing us with entertainment for at least a quarter of an hour.
	www.avengerpenguins.com /SouthAfrica.html (16011 words)

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		These will supply the basic chameleon care information needed to be used in conjunction with these profiles as they are meant to be species specific, not general.
		Taveta, Dwarf Fischer's or Mt. Kilimanjaro 2-Horned Chameleon
		Comoro Flap-nose Chameleon, Comoro Island Dwarf or Dwarf Panther Chameleon
	www.chamaeleonidae.com /profiles.html (303 words)

	Master Index of Freshwater Fishes (Doras affinis - E)
		Drowns Red Dwarf Fighter See Betta brownorum Matang
		Dwarf Blue Swordtail See Xiphophorus nigrensis Rio Coy
		Dwarf Crenicichla See Crenicichla sp Venezuela - zwerg/dwarf
	www.webcityof.com /miff1031.htm (187 words)

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		Also at Garden Castle are numerous hidden valleys that have incredibly scenery in a confined area.
		We set off early in the morning and enjoyed a cool overcast sky, with an incredible array of Drakensberg flowers everywhere around us.
		The Drakensberg is incredibly rich in plants and flowers There are about 2200 plant species, of which almost 400 species are endemic to the mountains, this means that the do not occur anywhere else in the world.
	www.bergfree.co.za /newsletter2/newsletter2.htm (1427 words)

	Ntabamoya :: Updates
		Drakensberg Dwarf chameleon (Brachypodion dracomontanum) spotted by Karen Zunckels of Karen Zunckels Environmental Consulting.
		These are the latest updates on progress at Ntabamoya Private Reserve.
		Only authorised members may login to view these pages and documents.
	www.ntabamoya.co.za /updates.asp (691 words)

	Rockjumper News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Richard found a superb eclipse viewing site for the group before the tour and they were treated to an incredible showing of the spectacle with perfect weather and the aid of a solar scope.
		The group were treated to an incredible 25 minute showing of 5 individuals, our local guide claimed it was his best sighting of the birds in 10 years of guiding.
		Other highlights included perched views of the enigmatic Golden Nightjar, two Quailplovers doing their strange chameleon walk, several confiding African Piculets, Rock Firefinch formerly considered a Nigerian endemic, Brown-chested Lapwing, Egyptian Plover, the endangered Bannerman’s Turaco, both Standard-winged and Pennant-winged Nightjars, Gray-headed Broadbill, Bare-cheeked Trogon, Cricket Warbler, Woodhouse’s Antpecker, and many other west African specials.
	home.intekom.com /rockjumper/summaries.htm (3912 words)

	Bradypodion dracomontanum profile
		dracomontanum is found among the green forests, montane meadows and high savannas in the southern and central Drakensberg regions of KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa at elevations of 4500-7500 ft. Fine, granular scales are distributed on the sides with a few conical scales.
		Masters of Disguise: A Natural History of Chameleons.
		Raw, L. A survey of the dwarf chameleons of Natal, South Africa, with descriptions of three new species (Sauria: Chamaeleonidae), Durban Museum Novitates 11 (7): 139-161.
	www.adcham.com /html/taxonomy/species/bdracomontanum.html (316 words)

	Farmstay.co.za - Guesthouse Details (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Or stay in a beautifully located comfortable cottage for eight.
		Game Viewing Explore the high fields and grassy slopes of this hillside homestead, with the chance of spotting a shy duiker or reedbuck, a tiny dwarf chameleon, or a jackal buzzard wheeling overhead.
		Of course, there is always the Midland’s Meander whose route will guide you through the most beautiful countryside and expose the exceptional talent of the artists and crafters who choose to live here.
	www.farmstay.co.za /Guesthouse_Details.asp?guest_id=220 (906 words)

	Drakensberg dwarf chameleon, Bradypodion dracomontanum, juvenile photo - dorff photos at pbase.com
		Drakensberg dwarf chameleon, Bradypodion dracomontanum, juvenile photo - dorff photos at pbase.com
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		Finally we traveled to Wakkerstroom and en route found a male Montagu’s Harrier, Dusky Indigobird, and a Flap-necked Chameleon trying to cross the road.
		After breakfast we traveled to the Rundu Purification Works which produced some great wetland species including the rare Dwarf Bittern, seen exceptionally well as it perched on top of a dead Acacia tree.
		Our first sighting was of one at Mt Currie NR, with another sighting of a pair in the northern Drakensberg, three birds en route from Nieuwoudtville to Velddrift and finally our best sighting of a pair flying low along some cliffs near Grunau.
	www.beard99.freeserve.co.uk /SouthAfricap1.htm (13384 words)

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