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RE: Footprints of a monitor in the wild

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Posted by: crocdoc2 at Thu Feb 28 20:40:13 2013  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by crocdoc2 ]  
   

"Congrats, a great field observation, I hope you see the neonates come out, or around there. Best of luck"

Thanks. A few years ago, in spring, I mentioned to a friend that it was the right time of year for neonates and the very next day he checked a nest and saw a neonate emerge. He even managed to get a photograph of its head poking out, for which I hurled abuse at him as he emailed it to me while I was working. So far the closest I've come is finding the tiny holes from which they emerge. Unfortunately it happens at a time of year when I am usually busy with work, so I can't get out there frequently enough to catch it happening.


   

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