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Old 09-07-2008
This pair (?) make an excellent display because they are very active. July 2008
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Are they different from the green tree monitors?
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Oops! My mistake
They are green tree monitors. I don't know why I typed Timor tree monitors (which aren't green). I have edited the caption.

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No problem Alan, Great picture though!

Is there any difference between green and Emerald tree monitors or are they the same name for a different species?
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I think they're the same
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Great photo!
 

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