Rare images of 'camera shy' reptiles and amphibians snapped by London Zoo photographer
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This critically endangered mountain chicken frog is enjoying a mud facial - looks relaxing!
This female turquoise dwarf gecko was pretty camera shy. Jamie had to work quickly to snap this image as she emerged briefly from under a leaf.
Can you spot the frog in this picture? The mossy frog usually lives in Vietnam and has mottled green skin making it very difficult to spot.
This is the distinctive pose of an emerald tree boa. They get all curled up to secure themselves in the trees. Cosy!
Blep! A colourful panther chameleon was captured midway through poking his bright yellow tongue out.
The Roti Island snake-necked turtle was keen to have its moment in the spotlight. This species is critically endangered in the wild and usually found in Indonesia.
This blue tree monitor lizard looks very happy in its new home!
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