Image of Trioceros jacksonii (Boulenger 1896)
Description:
I saw a Jackson's Chameleon climbing down a small tree on one side of our backyard. Then I saw it marching through the grass in a very determined fashion to another tree on the opposite side of the yard. It traveled about 75 feet in a couple of hours. After reaching the second tree, it started heading for the higher branches.
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- Trioceros jacksonii
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