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When no birds, might be lizzards..
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When no birds, might be lizzards..
I have found out that several kinds of these little lizzards hang out on the stone work of a old chimney in the park. They blend in so well with the stones that it is really hard to see them. Shirley
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What a magnificent lizard Shirley, I've always been fascinated by them. You did well capturing it.
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Oh wow, wonderful things! I've never seen a wild one in the UK or Ireland, but I have in France, goodness knows what species though!
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Not a sight i see very much in the UK Shirley, nice camouflage on this guy.
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Nice capture Shirley, blending in nicely there in his surroundings
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Nice capture Shirley.. how big are these lizzards ?, the ones that I photograph are about 6 to 7 inches long..
I used to see loads of them when I was a kid, but now I only know of one place close to where I live that has both lizzards and dragonflies in the summer..
I used to see loads of them when I was a kid, but now I only know of one place close to where I live that has both lizzards and dragonflies in the summer..