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This was our welcome home committee. A 2 inch (5cm) House Gecko, part of the family Gekkonidae. They hatch from little white eggs about the size of a small green pea. This guy was hiding in the recess of the door frame. In this case, hiding from predators during the day, so he can be near the outside light during the night. The light draws small insects that become gecko food. I have seen this species grow up to about four or five inches. If you spot them at night, their bodies can be transparent and you can see most of the gecko’s internal organs working away. The stucco is painted beige so the transparent part may be a camouflage thing.
Five days worth of comments is a tough thing to try to catch up with but my plan is to do that over the next few days.
Thanks for dropping by my gallery and all those comments and favs left while I was traveling back to Florida.
Dana
Comments (35)
Its adorable...lol !
Dana, he is just irresistable! What a great shot! I miss the tropical creatures...except for the snakes. :-)
We get those around my house and I see them from time to time. The little ones are cute.
What a great little chap, we could use a few of them around here we have a lot of cranefly.
Seeing it on your palm truly add for a cuteness. So tiny.
Oh, this is really a cute little gecko!
Wonderful capture, it's so tiny..
Héhé cool ! I'va two of them in my house behind the tv, but in france the gecko is named tarente
cute little fella.
Like another world down there. Excellent return photo Dana
Amazing creature.....soo small....!!!
Really cool capture Dana! Welcome home. :)
wow!!! sweet little gecko!
Welcome back my friend, and whispering too :)...Nice shot
What a tiny little guy! Great shot, Dana!
What a teeny, tiny little guy--and just adorable!! Welcome home!!
He is so cute, & not bothered by you holding him!!! Glad you home safe, hope all was ok. xx
What a super chap!! Glad you arrived safely!
He's soo cute!!! Looks like a small alligator! Welcome home Dana!!
Oh my goodness! He's SO tiny and cute! And he is pretty trusting to stay on your hand long enough to have his picture taken!!!
Amazing capture! I know how fast these guys can be. We get them a lot. It is fascinating the way you can see their insides. I've chased them around trying to get them outside before my cats get them inside of their stomachs. Wonderful shot!
What a neat little thing, wish we had them around here! I suppose the climate would be too cold, that or they'd become cat food. Cool shot all the same!!
Surely that he appreciates the heat of this hand my friend. Cheer It is a beautiful catch of sight. Thank you very much to divide ((5++)) Surement qu'il apprécie la chaleur de cette main mon ami . Bravo c'est une belle prise de vue . Merci beaucoup de partager((5++))
omg, I'm in love. :( :( :( look at that BABY! How precious is this!!!
Great shot Dana. I used to watch these little guys in Vietnam in our tent. They were on the screens and they always provided entertainment!
great shot, cute little chap
Glad your journey was a safe one Dana, welcome home. A lovely house guest to have!
OMG I would have missed this. This it is so tiny and cute. Great find.
I occasionally see these guys around my home and love being able to get close to them. What a lovely photo.
Sooo sweet, he's adorable..... I would have one as a pet in the house. Nice capture.