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Yes, you are both right! Photo taken in my yard of a wild chameleon.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2012/02/pictures/120215-smallest-chameleons-new-species-madagascar-science/

Born this year and growing fast!

Indeed they are Laurie. How are you keeping?

Above, the photo of the juvenile Brodypodion pumilum female in my albums taken last year. On returning to Cape Town, I have taken the photo below after one year. She never left her creeper. Quite remarkable growth!

Chamaeleo namaquensis catching lunch in the Namib Desert.

Juvenile Chamaeleo namaquensis A juvenile Chamaeleo namaquensis, a few months old, taken in the Namibian desert.

Taken by a friend a few days ago in Namibia. Apologies for the quality of this puny little thumbnail. I am hoping to get some original high resolution shots of Namibian chameleons soon.

There still seems to be large areas in South Africa with suitable habitat but no sign of chameleons. My search in the Stilbaai area of the Southern Cape continues...

Hi all, on my way to the Southern Cape Province of South Africa. New pics soon I hope.

@ im faster It's always going to be a brilliant pic anyway :)

Great photos in an effective sequence :)

Yes, I'll have the originals but when I finally shoot a killer photo the forum members will be subject to a great ugly watermark across it. Also, any photo submitted to the photo competition would be up for grabs.

This would definitely be the solution if possible.

It's a horrible thing to do to a photo but there just doesn't seem to be an option. :confused:

Hi Chris, I have given my word to the perpetrator that I would not publish his name on condition that he removes my photos from his list. He has removed them. I agree that in future these thieves should be named and shamed.

Lovely photos of healthy chams!

Watermark or not? I've just found two of my photos for sale on the internet. I can think of no other alternative than to watermark my pics as from now. :( Please PM me if you ever need a copy of the original for own use.

Great pic!