Dont You Dare..... by helanker
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This little fellow was very aggressive, as one of the few there were like that. Usually they take it easy, but not this one :) We always put them back to exactly the same place, from where we took them. My son collected 6 of them for the gr. children to study. We have ALOT of Lizards around here !
The children remembered who was who and named them so they would know where they took them. We are on our own again and the Lizards are all back where they belong. And these little creatures are protected in DK, so it is forbitten to kill them, I am glad to say. I find them very cute. :)
Have a wonderful weekend.
It should be hot alrerady today, but we have clouds, that I hope will stay all day :)
Thank you so much for viewing and kind comments to my previous post and special warm thanks go to those, who added it to their favorites. :)
Comments (30)
Fantastic photo!!!!!!!!! these lizards live also in my garden. The other day I had the luck to be able to photograph one. Unfortunately not in a as attractive pose as yours!
Great shot. He was probably in a bad mood due to all those ticks all over him. Hopefully he looses them when he sheds his skin!
I'd no idea they got ticks! A brilliantly clear pic!
wowwwww.... i like him
Wonderful capture. He seems to be posing for you.
A very handsome fellow with loads of attitude and what a stellar shot Helle! Are those ticks on his body???
Wow, he's gorgeous, great pic ;o)))))))))))
Fantastic capture!!! I love the color and expression. :)
Excellent capture Helle, but it looks like this little guy is really riled up
Wow!! This is stellar, Helle! The lighting is absolutely magnificent, and youv'e caught him at just the right moment! Perhaps he will await a fly! :) Such remarkable colours and texture on this little guy...... I must admit, always been very afraid of these reptiles; although more and more am realizing they're not so bad, and so very beautiful to look at!
This is a fabulous shot! The pov is excellent and the detail is perfect. Great pose too. Stellar capture!
I'm sure it's bark is worse then it's bite. ;D Not much teeth on this cute fellow. Awesome capture!
bonne photo!!
Excellent capture!
What a pose. Excellent shot of this beautiful animal, fantastic details.
Beautiful critter!
Superb pose (now how did you get to do that) excellent capture
Excellent work and perfect realisation
Splendid image.
On Guard.... Nice shot... Aloha
Such clarity and detail!! Wow ... excellent image!
No, I don't..Impressive pose this is..and a beatiful image as well.
Great shot.
Awesome photo!
He does look angry, lovely colour, wonder how he gets rid of the ticks?!!!!
There were 6 of them and this was the aggressive one, eh? You know, there's always one. The sourpuss! The cool thing about this little guy is he reminds me of the bearded dragons I became accustomed to at a hostel in Prague. They were gentle and friendly, but there was one who was aggressive and never posed for photos; this one reminds me of that little bearded dragon, and yes, it was the smallest one. Maybe he felt like he had to compensate? I think this little guy might have been aggressive because of those ticks...they would irritate me to no end, especially since ticks are annoying and so rude. It's strange to see ticks on a reptile; I thought they only fed on mammal blood or even bird blood, but not reptile blood since reptiles have "cold" blood. Well...I guess it's warm blood on a warm day. Anyway, this is a brilliant picture and I'm happy these little green beauties are protected in Denmark! If you breed them, will you get a tax break? And about those ticks: do they come off when the reptile sheds his skin? It would be quite nice if they did. Okay, I have written a book instead of a comment, so now I am going to shut up. This is a great picture, though. I love it!
Fabulous photo, Helle!!Great pose:)))hehe!!
Great macro picture erland
I love this image! Stunning detail, color and lighting! Wonderful capture of his less than congenial nature! Beautiful curve to his body and excellent capture of the soft pink of the inside of his mouth! Superb! I was curious and looked up lizards and ticks. Ticks do have an appetite for reptiles. I found out an interesting thing. According to several sites, the Western Fence Lizard which lives in the far western US, has something in its blood that destroys the Lyme disease spirochetes carried by the ticks. In areas with Western Fence Lizards there is a much lower incidence of Lyme Disease.
Looks very very good!!!