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When to see Common Dwarf Gecko in Pilanesberg National Park
Common Dwarf Gecko are most active during the day (07:00 to 18:00).
This is Common Dwarf Gecko's general behavior. Once enough sightings are logged in Pilanesberg National Park, this page also shows when they're actually seen here.
About the Common Dwarf Gecko
The common dwarf gecko is a tiny, mainly diurnal lizard found in southern and eastern Africa, often associated with trees, shrubs, rocky areas and human structures. It has a slender body, short limbs, a long tail and specialised toe pads that allow it to climb smooth surfaces. It feeds primarily on tiny insects and other small arthropods. Its small size and ability to remain motionless against bark, rocks and walls make it easy to overlook.
How to identify the Common Dwarf Gecko
Tiny arboreal gecko with a slender body, large eyes, adhesive toe pads and a long tail. Usually grey, brown or olive with variable darker markings and a pale underside. Often seen clinging to tree trunks, walls and other vertical surfaces.
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