Monitor: Gregore Miranda

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Monitor: Gregore Miranda

Water quality monitoring, species ID, and more!

An old Bluebird nest and egg that had been abandoned for two weeks.

Equipe de monitores do

1º semestre de 2013

134 funcionarios de distintos servicios y unidades del establecimiento recibieron certificación para desempeñarse como monitores de emergencia del Hospital Dr. Gustavo Fricke

savannah monitors are stoutly built, with relatively short limbs and toes, and skulls and dentition adapted to feed on hard-shelled prey. Maximum size is usually between 105 to 155 cm (3.5 to 5.0 ft) in length, although most specimens collected in the wild ranged from 60 to 76 cm (2 to 2.5 ft) with females being considerably smaller. The pattern of coloration of the skin varies according to the local habitat substrate. The body scales are large, usually less than 100 scales around midbody, a partly laterally compressed tail with a double dorsal ridge and nostrils equidistant from the eyes and the tip of the snout

Spesielt når man må multitaske.

Seen while walking the Monkey trail between the underground river and Sabang.

Lots of lizards, but no monkeys.

Fitting and connecting the monitor PCB to the CRT.

Monitor: Gregore Miranda

monitor Lizard

Production shot from Yellow Lights. Visit www.yellowlightsmovie.com.

Shot taken by Mike Maloney.

Cada monitor tiene una pieza diferente, reproduciéndose en bucle, en simultaneo con las demás.

2013 Gulf Gathering

Monitor in tree

asian water monitor

Montior Lizard

komodo dragon

Water Monitor, Varanus salvator

@ Singapore Botanic Gardens

Coral monitoring in Watamu Marine National Park

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Is this a RAM issue or a monitor issue?? The world may never know.

These can grow to about 8 feet long but this one is only about 18 inches and vulnerable of course at this stage in its life

British first world war warship built in 1915. Portsmouth Dockyard. Hampshire.

Apparently the biggest threat to Crocodiles (As they eat the eggs)

Every one in a while a true photographer is blessed with that once-in-a-lifetime moment where everything just seems to click. (No pun intended.) Please feel free to bask in my Ansel Adams moment. Check out the composition. Check out the colors! This is what it's all about!