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Aug 21, 2011 
Check out these Male images:
Male Red-headed Rock Agama (Agama agama) – Serengeti NP, Tanzania
Image by David d’O
This male Red-Headed Rock Agama (Agama agama) was sitting on the wall at the eastern gate (next to Ngorongoro) of Serengeti National Park in Tanzania.
You can see my reflection in its ear…
Well. Is it a Red-Headed Rock Agama or is it a Mwanza Flat-headed Rock Agama (Agama mwanzae)?
Please, if you can tell, let me know. I also have the photo of its ‘wife’ if that may help you.
If you have the expertise to distinguish the 2 species, it would be of great help.
Male Wood duck flapping it’s wings
Image by Alan Vernon.
Male Wood duck (Aix sponsa) observed in Anaheim California.
Male Jumping Spider (Naphrys pulex)
Image by sankax
This is a male Naphrys pulex jumping spider. This spider comes from a tribe named Euophryini, which is spread out all over the world. North America has four described species. In fact its genus name "Naphrys" is actually a contraction for ""North American Euophrys".
This is the most widely-distributed Naphrys in eastern North America, found from the East Coast to wooded areas in the tall grass prairies west of the Mississippi River. N. pulex can be very common in mesic hardwood forests, at or near the ground in leaf litter, on rocky outcrops, on bark, or on buildings.
Raynox DCR-150 and DCR-250, stacked and mounted on my Panasonic FZ8.
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