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  butter

  Friday, Feb 20, 2009 5:48AM [Report]

  Thank you for identifying the gator claw Toni! Cheers!
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  Flagday

  Friday, Feb 20, 2009 4:05AM [Report]

  Thank you Toni.
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  Flagday

  Friday, Feb 20, 2009 12:08AM [Report]

  Hi Toni
  
  Can you stop by Butter's blog?  She posts from NYC and saw a claw in a butcher shop (sorry, one of your pals must've passed away....).  She has a photo.  Can you identify it?
  
  Here's the link, and thanks.
  
  http://www.alivenotdead.com/butter/Random-Shots-Fine-Dining-profile-502210.html
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   Justin Lim

  Wednesday, Jan 28, 2009 10:54AM [Report]

  whoaa respect dude! I love iguanas!
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   Toni K. Ip

  Tuesday, Jan 13, 2009 2:08AM

  the parrot was back another day!! well, actually he didn't fly back but walked back... read my blog on 2nd Jan. thanks for the concern :)
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   Marie Jost

  Monday, Jan 12, 2009 7:19PM [Report]

  Did you ever get your parrot back?
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  MissScarlett

  Wednesday, Dec 24, 2008 9:22AM [Report]

  hi Toni,
  Wishing you and yours the true blessings of the season...peace of mind, joy of heart and love all around.
  Merry CHRISTmas and may your New Year be filled with blessings beyond your imaginations.
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   Lydia Kuan

  Sunday, Aug 31, 2008 11:34PM [Report]

  Hi Toni thanks for coming by my page.Your job is so interesting!
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   Grace Chan

  Tuesday, Aug 26, 2008 11:13PM [Report]

  they're all imported from italy as they undergo treatments there
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   Ryan Hui

  Saturday, Aug 23, 2008 3:56AM [Report]

  Hi Toni!
  Yeah, I had two green tree pythons.  One I had since he was a month old so I got to watch him turn from yellow to adult green which was cool.  The other one was already an adult but had bits of blue and white coloration.  They were my babies.  I didn't get a chance to make it to the daytona convention  yet.  Gotta check it out.  Oh yeah, are there any good reptile shops in HK? The ones I've seen treat their animals very bad and they all look sick.
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   Emmanuel Manzanares

  Monday, Jul 28, 2008 11:39PM [Report]

  i'm a big fan of herpetology! well anything to do with wildlife really. mostly entomology. I think your work is fantastic and its always nice to meet people in the field and see what they do. =D
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   Ksenia Dzhalaganiya

  Friday, Jul 25, 2008 7:25PM [Report]

  This is absolutely amazing what you do!
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  stabdup1986

  Friday, Jul 25, 2008 4:22PM [Report]

  hey!welcome here!
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   Marie Jost

  Saturday, Jul 5, 2008 5:06AM [Report]

  You're a herpetologist, sweet!  I love animals (well, maybe not some insects that want to invade my house or garden en masse) and am always trying to be aware of the animals in my neighborhood.  There are some amazing tree frogs calling after the rain these days that I hear on my walks.  I have been hearing a new species that I can't identify from its call.  But I think it must be a tree frog, because it doesn't sound like any insect I'm familiar with nor any bird.  It is also in the trees near the tree frogs I am familiar with and they are calling at the same time after the rain.  Since I never see them, I guess I never know what I'm dealing with.  There was also this great little frog living in one of my potted plants that was hopping around the last time was was watering.  Like Jaine, we also have several varieties of skinks around here, and many kinds of snakes.  I always hate it when people go out of their way to kill snakes.  Someone at work was talking so proudly of a big black snake that they had killed because it got into a bird nest and ate up the babies.  I just looked at her like she was a murderer and explained that those baby birds the snake was eating were surplus (we are on third brood here, now) and most of them would have died of natural causes if the snake hadn't eaten them.  In a certain sense, because they are third brood, they were born to be food to for the local predators.  This didn't fly with these "tender hearted" ladies at work.  I still feel really bad for the snake.  It didn't deserve to die for doing what comes naturally.
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  Jaine

  Wednesday, Jun 25, 2008 12:32PM [Report]

  our geckos are rare, I have never seen one in the wild - only lots of skinks.
  I did get to hold a tuatara before I left NZ which was pretty special (to me anyway).
  hehe, I can't speak for other kiwis but I would like to hold a snake - but not one a I encountered in the wild.   The snakes in your photos did not endear me to them but maybe in person I would feel different.
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  StarKiss

  Tuesday, Jun 24, 2008 7:45AM [Report]

  My pleasure to welcome you, Toni. I wish you could have photographed the others. You have such a wonderful collection of very beautiful animals
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  StarKiss

  Monday, Jun 2, 2008 6:41AM [Report]

  Toni, that lizard is HUGe!!!
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  Jaine

  Sunday, Jun 1, 2008 6:41AM [Report]

  it's great you want to work with reptiles, often (well in NZ anyway) people want to protect the high profile cute and fluffly endangered animals but our skinks, geckos and native amphibians don't get the public protection they should.  (The exception would be the Tuatara)
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  Jaine

  Sunday, Jun 1, 2008 6:37AM [Report]

  Hi and welcome
  thanks for visiting my page - I'm guessing it was my gecko profile shot.
  Cool, your an environmentalist.  I'm hoping to volunteer with an organisation called Koreabirds while I am in Korea.   I got excited the other day when I saw a frog I had never seen before.  I'm such a dweeb.
  Look forward to reading your blogs.
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  StarKiss

  Saturday, May 31, 2008 1:04AM [Report]

  very nice to have you here, Toni!!

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