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El Ayuntamiento de San MartÃn de la Vega ha tomado la iniciativa de impartir nuevos cursos de monitor de tiempo libre en el municipio. Para empezar con las clases, es necesario un total de 20 inscripciones, de lo contrario, se suspenderá y se procederá a la devolución del importe de los inscritos. El curso constará de una parte teórica y otra parte práctica, las cuales se deberán superar para obtener el tÃtulo de monitor de tiempo libre, homologado por la Comunidad de Madrid.
A young man brought in a Savannah monitor he said had gone wild and couldn't be held. Within five minutes, she had the monitor in her arms, eyes closed, enjoying her hands petting him.
A Monitor lizard found in the mangroves of Brunei, we were able to get surprisingly close and the 300mm zoom helped as well.
Korraldan Linda sünnipäeva.. ma olen kas vilets ajaplaneerija v ürituse üleplaneerija.. igatahes kulus laias laastus terve päev.
No idea how the ferry captain spotted this guy on the bank. They can grow to 10 feet (3 meters) in length, but this fella was only about 2 feet long.
St. Lucia Estuary.
In America we're influenced by Spanish, so we pronounce Lucia "loo-SEE-ah" but in South Africa it's pronounced "LOO-sha".
VLUU L200 / Samsung L200
This is a photo taken from Imran's visit out to Pakistan to monitor the work that Human Appeal International is doing to provide relief to the folk whose lives have been devastated by flood in late 2011. Check the following link for more information about the work we are doing there and how you can help - hai.org.uk/hMqHlq
Sri Lanka
Galle fort.
The Asian water monitor is semiaquatic and opportunistic; it inhabits a variety of natural habitats though predominantly resides in primary forests and mangrove swamps. It has been noted that it is not deterred from living in areas near human civilization. In fact, it has been known to adapt and thrive in agricultural areas as well as cities with canal systems, such as in Sri Lanka, where they are not hunted or persecuted. Habitats that are considered to be most important are mangrove vegetation, swamps, wetlands, and elevations below 1,000 m (3,300 ft). It does not thrive in habitats with extensive loss of natural vegetation and aquatic resources.
Have seen lots of monitor lizards, but never a wrestle like this, which went on for around 10 minutes till both were exhausted, but no victor emerged. Photographed in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe