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Green Anole, showing off
This was a real quick grab shot an hour ago, it was on the window ledge by my computer, so shot through glass,so part of it's blurry.
Male Green Anole's puff out their throat fans, when another male comes into their territory, couldn't get them both in, as it was all over too quick.
Male Green Anole's puff out their throat fans, when another male comes into their territory, couldn't get them both in, as it was all over too quick.
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Wow, what a great grab shot, the colours are wonderful.
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Cool pic dude..I know loadsa blokes who wold love to be able to do that 
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Cool pic dude..I know loadsa blokes who wold love to be able to do that
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Love the colours
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Thanks, only got 5 or so shots, first two too dark,(had been shooting in bright light beforehand)third blurred, and the last two okayish.
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He's a handsome chap - well spotted.
Having moved - Is it not a bit strange having all these new animals to get familiar with ?
I'm nearly 40 and I'm only just getting the hang of knowing the difference between my tits and my chiffchaffs.
Having moved - Is it not a bit strange having all these new animals to get familiar with ?
I'm nearly 40 and I'm only just getting the hang of knowing the difference between my tits and my chiffchaffs.
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Yep, got used to all the wildlife in NC, and now here, lots of different animals, and reptiles to learn again. A Fox Squirrel and a big Blue Jay are my fave visitors, least fave are the snakes
having to learn which ones are which, etc. same goes for spiders too. The Lizards and Geckos are cool, get them in the house quite a bit, and touch wood, have only had one snake indoors so far.
Still haven't seen an Armadillo(alive), though I recently saw my first Coyote
, and I walk the dogs sometimes in a place with Alligators, it's all a bit mad when you think about it. Though, I do miss places like Delamere, where I didn't have to worry about the dogs.
having to learn which ones are which, etc. same goes for spiders too. The Lizards and Geckos are cool, get them in the house quite a bit, and touch wood, have only had one snake indoors so far.Still haven't seen an Armadillo(alive), though I recently saw my first Coyote
, and I walk the dogs sometimes in a place with Alligators, it's all a bit mad when you think about it. Though, I do miss places like Delamere, where I didn't have to worry about the dogs.