Photo Competition - 2012 Caudata.org Calendar (2011 competition)

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We're still processing the votes I think. Hang in there.
 
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John said:
Really pleased to see some great entries in the last few days. Tim Herman's photos are not only great, but the species in the photos are so unusual!
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Agreed 100%. I'd never even heard of Nyctanolis pernix before I saw his photo. It's quite alienesque.
 
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It would become an axolotl calendar if all members could cast votes :p
 
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Actually, this year, the axolotls got their own calendar!
 
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Any idea when this is going to print
 
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