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Jun 01, 2011 09:06 |  #1

My new best friend. I didn't think he was big enough to tackle a water bug (roach) that large but he got it.


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Jun 01, 2011 14:40 |  #2

They're fun to watch aren't they Dan.
Neat captures of a guy that's been around as the base of the tail and the ticks show, but mine don't have nearly as much red on the head as yours. And if they like roaches I now understand why I have several generations around my patio - ;)


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Jun 01, 2011 16:14 |  #3

I use to have a female 5 lined skink for a pet, cute little guys :) nice shot




  
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Jun 01, 2011 16:25 as a reply to  @ Gorveatt's post |  #4

Great shot, good color on the tail.




  
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Jun 01, 2011 20:53 |  #5

Is it me or is the focus slightly off on the first?




  
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Jun 02, 2011 08:22 |  #6

Thanks for comments. It's been a good year for lizards here. We have green anoles, broad head and 5 line skinks and pine lizards everywhere.

Lei514 - the focus is off slightly. I pretty much have to use a tripod when taking pictures and this was one of those 'take the picture now or never' situations.


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Jun 02, 2011 09:09 |  #7

I like it!




  
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