Hello friends and hello Shadows Hunters community, what a joy to return after a week. I hope that during these days everything has gone well and you have been able to capture several shadow photographs. I come very happy today to share my shadow of an Ashy Gecko on a wall. I hope you like my photograph and are not afraid of reptiles. More photographs like this will be available on my iNaturalist profile, as they are part of an observation.
Hola amigos y hola comunidad de Shadows Hunters, qué alegría regresar después de una semana. Espero que en el transcurso de estos días todo haya ido bien y hayan podido capturar varias fotografías de sombras. Yo vengo muy feliz hoy a compartirles mi sombra de un Gecko Ceniciento sobre una pared. Espero que les guste mi fotografía y no le teman a los reptiles. Más fotografías como esta estarán disponibles en mi perfil de iNaturalist, ya que forman parte de una observación.
Sphaerodactylus elegans is a species of gecko of the genus Sphaerodactylus, family Sphaerodactylidae, order Squamata. It was scientifically described by Macleay in 1834. The snout-vent length in males and females is 39 and 37 millimeters, respectively. It is distributed in Cuba, Haiti, and the United States. I know this species as Salamanca. I took these photos inside a house; it was approaching a lamp's light to hunt the small insects that were attracted to the light. Its skin is white and translucent, where some internal organs can be seen. It measures approximately 10 cm. Its black eyes are very striking. If you look closely, you can see one of the insects it caught in its jaws. Well friends, that's my post for today. I hope you have learned about and appreciated this interesting creature. Remember to protect the animals around us; ecosystems are very fragile. A big greeting and, as always, my best wishes for all the luck and success in the world. Bye bye!
Sphaerodactylus elegans es una especie de geco del género Sphaerodactylus, familia Sphaerodactylidae, orden Squamata. Fue descrita científicamente por Macleay en 1834. La longitud hocico-respiradero en machos y hembras es de 39 y 37 milímetros, respectivamente. Se distribuye por Cuba, Haití y los Estados Unidos. Conozco esta especie como Salamanca. Estas fotos las tomé en el interior de una vivienda; se estaba acercando a la luz de una lámpara para cazar los pequeños insectos que eran atraídos por la luz. Su piel es blanca y translúcida, donde se pueden observar algunos órganos internos. Mide aproximadamente unos 10 cm. Sus ojos negros son muy llamativos. Si se fijan bien, pueden ver en sus fauces uno de los insectos que capturó. Bueno amigos, hasta aquí mi entrada de hoy. Espero que hayan conocido y apreciado esta interesante criatura. Recuerden proteger a los animales que nos rodean; los ecosistemas son muy frágiles. Un gran saludo y, como siempre, mis deseos de toda la suerte y éxitos del mundo. ¡Chau chau!
I sincerely want to thank you for taking the time to read this article. Your support means a lot to me and motivates me to continue sharing content that can be useful and interesting for you. If you found this article helpful or enjoyed reading it, I would greatly appreciate your comments. Best wishes!
Quiero agradecerte sinceramente por tomarte el tiempo de leer este artículo. Tu apoyo significa mucho para mí y me motiva a seguir compartiendo contenido que pueda ser útil e interesante para ti. Si encontraste este artículo útil o disfrutaste leyéndolo, agradecería enormemente tus comentarios. ¡Mis mejores deseos!
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