Hiding in the Grass by helanker
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But my son spotted this little lizard very easily and pointed it out for me with the shadow of his finger. He can spot a lizard from atleast 10 steps away. He has been hunting lizards since he was very little and always put them back from where he found themm when I have taken some shots. That is why I have severel clear shots of them in my gallery. :)
Have a beautiful day.
This afternoon, we eventually got rain, but not the cloudbursts, many places have got the last days in DK
Thank you for viewing and commenting :-)
Comments (17)
Super sharp capture Helle. God bless.
Wow! Superb capture!
And a cool shot this is.
We should nickname you " Diane the huntress " Bravo Helle!
cool
Well spotted! They are very attractive creatures.
A lovely sharp shot Helle.
So cute!!!!!
Splendid capture! Great lighting! :)
Great great capture! If ypu like pictures can see some of mine here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/107293413@N04/sets/
Excellent shot, fantastic colors and details
Excellent capture of this secretive reptile!
Somebody looks a wee bit fat. I love fat, healthy lizards, and I bet it's wonderful to have your own personal lizard-spotter! Such a handsome creature too, and as the middle section is a little bit wide, those stripes make it seem a bit more slender! Great colors and such an amazingly perfect shot.
good shot
It's absolutely FABULOUS !!! Fantastically well captured !!!
LOL @ Chip and his fat lizard. Maybe it's a girl, and she's cooking up a few more little lizards for the yard! :)
Zoom really is a must here, my friend. What wonderful textures are to see on it, great that your son is a lizard wisperer :-)