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Came across this little guy yesterday...he didn't look too happy when I woke him from his slumber!


IMG_0879 by amp82585, on Flickr


IMG_0882 by amp82585, on Flickr

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love the second shot adamP. Gives more of an impression of a natural environment

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Wow, love those photos! I've always had trouble photographing lizards, they tend to run away from me
Good job!

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thanks guys

yeah i had to creep up on him for the second shot, but he seemed pretty ok with me snapping shots!

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Think I found Larry's cousin the other day.


IMG_1925 by amp82585, on Flickr

Same perspective...longways!


IMG_1927 by amp82585, on Flickr

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Nice lizard shots. Look like your iguana lizards are a bit smaller and darker than ours here in Florida. I love lizards - and photograph them all the time around here!

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love lizards, can he hard to photograph at times. Looks like they are both eastern bearded dragons. Have come across them a bit when bushwalking up the coast, from my little bit of knowledge I think the males are typically are darker than the females.

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Thanks! I love them too, so its great seeing them out here. Wish I saw more of them back home

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Ah...bearded dragons - that would explain why they looked smaller and darker than iguanas...they're not iguanas! I have seen a few bearded dragons in a pet store, but never in the wild. Surprisingly we don't have them wild here in Florida. Yet.

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interesting here is a link to wiki the central and eastern bearded dragons, looks like there could well be a sizable population of central bearded dragons in the US from illegal imports.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_bearded_dragon

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Bearded_Dragon

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