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ritchievalens
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 27, 2011 9:06 pm 
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Great photos, like I said.

They all look plastic :-)
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Foreign Policy
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Little guy who likes hanging under our shed

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Here are some Florida backyard reptiles I've captured lately:

Frog, blending in with the duckweed in the swamp:
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Basilisk "Jesus Christ" lizard, so called because they can walk on water:
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Young green iguana:
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Young alligator:
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Brown anoles, working on making more brown anoles:
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A larger variety of anole, the knight anole, sitting on my yard's fence:
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Northern curly-tailed lizard, which are growing in population very quickly down here - there are a few dozen resident around my yard every day:
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The unfortunately rarely-seen native Florida green anole, dying off fast due to competition from all the other invading species above:
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Popo and zackiedawg, thats so mean of you to post those...............................................................................................................AMAZING BLOODY PHOTOS :shock: :shock: :shock:

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Thank you Bat...

I guess I also should have mentioned that I was including one amphibian in my shots too - I sort-of lump those two classifications together!

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Let's give a bump to the poor little (and big) reptiles, that haven't gotten any love for a while!

Green iguana:
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Brown anole:
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Alligator stare-down:
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Northern curly-tailed lizard:
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Green anole:
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Brown anole doing his neck display:
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Big alligator having a nap:
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Green anole on a palm tree:
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Helen Ni
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Great, popo
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Antti
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I was after some early Vipers. but it was still little too cold. So, instead of vipers I saw few viviparous lizards (Zootoca vivipara) warming their body on a rock. So, here you go:

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HikingMike
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Doesn't look like anyone has posted here in a while

Little lizard at Hueco Tanks state park, El Paso TX
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Here is my attempt

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4xxxx
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Robert, I like how you captured the eye reflection, if you shot this handheld at 300mm and 1/30s you must have a steady hand. 8)


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Image stabiliser helps. But the missus thinks i have a steady hand :)

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Antti
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"Rana Arvalis"

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And "Rana temporaria" x2

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HikingMike
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Horney Toad :lol: Texas Horned Lizzard, first new wild reptile I have seen in a long time. I used to be into reptiles when I was younger so this is pretty cool. I would have tried to get a closer look but he was running under a machine gun pit that had a MK19 Grenade Launcher firing :shock:
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I love those hornytoads - haven't seen them in many years since I moved out of California. I used to love chasing and catching them when I was 4 or 5 years old - quite a challenge since they're fast out in the open desert!

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