When returning from our front yard after a photo shoot with shadows, the side yard junk ART caught my attention. .
I Saw the bike, I saw the weeds, I SNAPPED!
I did not see the lizard until I SNAPPED! and he jumped right where my camera was aimed.
Notice he is as long as the brake handle.
While snapping I saw his 1st cousin on the fence and his 1st cousin once removed sitting on the stump.
All three are males and we have hundreds of their families everywhere.
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| 3 different male brown Anoles taken at same time within a few feet of each other |
Oh they are amazing! Have a lovely day!
ReplyDeleteThe lizard did really blend in well I must say :)
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Mersad Donko Photography
Oh Sandra, how dandy that you had a family photo shoot of lizards. Brilliant. I love catching "things" unaware like that. Brilliant post. Thanks for sharing. Blessings Jo
ReplyDeleteI one word for this post!!
ReplyDeleteSmorgasbord!!
Hugs madi your bfff
Good morning, Sandra! I love all your lizards. They are cute! So glad they stopped by for a visit and photo shoot. Happy Wednesday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteMy cats would be in Heaven! Nice of the lizards to assist in your photo shoot.
ReplyDeletewe miss our Florida lizards. :) Is that the bike that Bob will not get rid of? :)
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Marie
It may sound funny, but I really miss the lizards we had in Texas. We have spiders up here in the Pacific Northwest and they aren't half as cute!
ReplyDeleteYikes, lizards scare me!
ReplyDeleteWell I guess he wanted to be in the photo. Those are all cute shots!
ReplyDeleteCute as they always look in your pictures, I'm not sure I'd love to have hundreds of them about... Do they ever sneak into the house as well?
ReplyDeleteI would rather that you have these critters,than me.I'm not really fond of them,but you did get good pictures.
ReplyDeleteLeapen Lizards for sure! How neat, I like lizards so it would be fun to have them in my yard.
ReplyDeleteYour yard always holds interesting stuff! And we have fun seeing it.
ReplyDeleteLeapin' lizards! So I'm curious. When you get that many males all so close together, do they ever get aggressive and have have little lizard boxing matches?
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. He/they look like distant cousins to our fence post lizards.
ReplyDeleteadorable.
ReplyDeleteWe have that same kind here!!! They are mostly in the front yard and that's a good thing!!! Can you say UGLY????? They are!!
ReplyDeleteThey sure do have very long tails.
ReplyDeleteNice bike photo.
It sounds like you've been invaded! They are kinda cute.
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