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DESERT SPINY LIZARD
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Dave Douglass
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Here's a lizard I shot while waiting for a hummingbird pic (I'll shoot anything that moves!)
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Absolutely. Here’s one of my favorites from a few years ago. Blue Belly, or also known as fence lizard, from my Bay Area garden. Giving me a smile.
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….the ”smile”! Great share/shot.
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"….the ”smile”! Great share/shot."
Thanks! Actually, as I look at the next shot in the series, perhaps the smile was not meant for me
And now looking even closer, I’m seeing what looks like a tick on his neck. While some may find that a bit gross, it’s interesting because these lizards have a component in their blood that kills Lyme disease, which as a consequence is less prevalent in our area.
Thanks! Actually, as I look at the next shot in the series, perhaps the smile was not meant for me
And now looking even closer, I’m seeing what looks like a tick on his neck. While some may find that a bit gross, it’s interesting because these lizards have a component in their blood that kills Lyme disease, which as a consequence is less prevalent in our area.
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I see what you think may be a tick. It also looks like a bit of blood around it. Interesting about the component they have to kill Lyme disease. Mother Nature continue to amaze."….the ”smile”! Great share/shot."
Thanks! Actually, as I look at the next shot in the series, perhaps the smile was not meant for me
And now looking even closer, I’m seeing what looks like a tick on his neck. While some may find that a bit gross, it’s interesting because these lizards have a component in their blood that kills Lyme disease, which as a consequence is less prevalent in our area.
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An Agama Lizard…strikingly handsome! Fabulous shot…on his level! (I, too, am typically after birds to shoot but become distracted by lizards, dragonflies, insects, bobcats, etc…ain’t life grand!)
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ooooooooooo….so cool!!! Can you tell me who/where?
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It was taken in Lithuania, Vilnius, near my house. I spotted it while I was gardening and then rushed to get camera to snap some pics. I belive it is a Sand lizard male( Lacerta agilis).