The Squatter by Ken _Gilliland
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Description
This Western fence lizard took up residence in our Wren House this year. The returning House Wren has not been very happy about this.
Shot with a nikon CP8700
Comments (11)
I hope he wasn't after eggs, I'd be unhappy too if I were the wren! Excellent "evidence" shot!
I wouldn't be happy either, he's an ugly little critter. Excellent capture, does he eat birds? Or just the eggs?
excellent shot Ken guilty as charged mlord
The answer is yes... a Fence Lizard can eat eggs and nestlings...fortunately the wren happened set up the nest for this year yet
great shot!
Lol, very cute and funny. Condolensces go out to the wren family.
Great pic!
interesting shot. screech owls have been known to catch slow-worms (legless lizards) and keep them inside their nests, where they eat insects and help keep the nest clean, without bothering the chicks. however, this lizard does not look like he is here to help...
Interesting scene, he is cute!!
Funny. Great shot.
Great capture!