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Common Flying Dragon
Draco volans sumatranus
13.7379, 123.521
Field Notes
Description:
Dorsal surface is symmetrically mottled with light brown and dark brown, and the patagium is black with brown mottling.
The triangular gular flag of the male is mainly bright yellow, but at the base is pale yellow to white and mottled with dark flecks. The forehead and crown of the male is often turquoise to bluish. The female possesses a small, mottled blue gular flag.
The species has been observed to feed mainly on small ants.
Habitat:
The Common Gliding Lizard Draco sumatranus is generally encountered in disturbed or man-made habitats such as parks and gardens or wayside trees, where abundant sunlight is the norm. It is rarely found in the shade of primary or mature secondary forests, preferring to keep to the forest edge.
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Common Gliding Lizard - Draco sumatranus
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PublishedAugust 25, 2014
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