Jon Suh

Lizard photographer/eternal field assistant/eventual grad student.

[Jon Suh @JonJSuh]

Instagram: https://t.co/hy5Pl9mMXr

[James T. Stroud @jamesTstroud]

End of 1 month of fieldwork and @JonJSuh is still taking lizard photos even as we return the rental car at the airport 🦎🦎🦎

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Left: April Right: November.
We found presumably the same #potoo in the same spot seven months later! @wildlifejamaica @jamesTstroud @PutterT @stgiery #birds #birding #Jamaica

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@InaVandebroek @jamesTstroud Will definitely include more about their behavior and will attempt to mention more about plants!

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Anole of the day: Anolis valencienni, Jamaican twig anole. @jamesTstroud found our first one today, here's a picture of an individual from last spring.

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Seen on a morning stroll with @jamesTstroud, the omnipresent trunk ground anole of Jamaica: Anolis lineatopus.

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@InaVandebroek I'll try to do so live from the source while in Jamaica the next few weeks!

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One of my photographs is the cover for Ecology this month!

[Ecology @ESAEcology]

August 2019 issue is live with free Reports, #openaccess contributions, and more of #TheScientificNaturalist per issue!

Papers this month link to #OpenData from
@ZENODO_ORG
@datadryad
@figshare

Thanks to @jamesTstroud and @JonJSuh for this cover image.

https://t.co/zyoioURxdd

[James T. Stroud @jamesTstroud]

On my way back to Jamaica 🇯🇲 with @JonJSuh so he can take photos like these (!) and we can🤞discover something fascinating! 🤫 🦎🦎🦎🦎 @AnoleAnnals #scicomm

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I forgot to mention I had another photo run for the cover of the May issue of @Biotropica. Again, to accompany a great article by @jamesTstroud and @Mishi_Thompson on the importance of collecting basic data in the tropics.

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Forgot to mention... this photo accompanies the wonderful paper on the ecological interactions of a novel lizard community in Bermuda by @jamesTstroud @stgiery and company. Thanks to James to submitting my photos for consideration.

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@stgiery Thanks, Sean!!

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bushmaster I barely know her
#WorldSnakeDay

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@InaVandebroek A lovely Anolis lineatopus!

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@InaVandebroek Haha that's awesome. Anoles always make me smile too! And Jamaica has some of the prettiest species around!

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@InaVandebroek Nice, looks to be Anolis grahami. This is a more arboreal species and adult males can be a vibrant blue/turquoise.... or just gray and brown haha.

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After two months of lizarding with @jamesTstroud plus a bonus lizard vacation in Puerto Rico, the first thing I do when I get back to NY is... find more lizards. Plenty of Podarcis here for ya @colindonihue ! #cantstopwontstop #lizard

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@InaVandebroek Nice! That's Aristelliger praesignis AKA the Jamaican croaking gecko. It's the native gecko that can be quite loud at night!

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Hello. Rhinella margaritifera complex, Yasuni, Ecuador. #toad

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Come help me find occultus!

[James T. Stroud @jamesTstroud]

I've been back only a few days and I already miss finding twig anoles...

@JonJSuh @AnoleAnnals #stem #outreach #scicomm #herping

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Everyone's favorite anole, the brown anole (Anolis sagrei), in its full glory. This individual from Andros was really flared up. @jamesTstroud #anole #lizard