ryzst
 | What a lovely creature. And you do the best critter portraits around.
Predators seem to get more than their share of good looks. The eye looks very raptor-like too.hey mods · » Friday August 4th, @08:31PM
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tlbepson
| This is just fab! I don't normally think of lizards as having much expression but this one does... hey mods · » Friday August 4th, @11:27PM
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rdavs
 | LOL! If you could only seen me getting this photo... I was laying flat on the ground sprawled out, talking to this lizard, and trying to convince him not to sprint off before I got his portrait! hey mods · » Saturday August 5th, @12:02AM
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tlbepson
| He was obviously listening...'-}}
What kind of lizard is it? We only have little greenies here in the dc metro area...hey mods · » Saturday August 5th, @01:17AM
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rdavs
| He's a wild juvenile Sonoran spiney tailed iguana. They are herbivores and when young are bright green. As they age into adults they turn are gray. hey mods · » Saturday August 5th, @11:08AM
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ZZZZZZZ
 | Great image...gives me a new perspective of these critters. hey mods · » Saturday August 5th, @12:21PM
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tlbepson
| >>wild juvenile Sonoran spiney tailed iguana
Thanks...he's smaller than I would have expected an iguana to be. How big will he get when mature--given what you've said about their coloring, I suspect this one is a "teenager" as you can still see a bit of green.hey mods · » Saturday August 5th, @06:20PM
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rdavs
| Adults are about 2ft and look quite prehistoric. Smallest youngsters I have see are around 3"! hey mods · » Saturday August 5th, @07:44PM
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tlbepson
| Whoa! That's pretty damned big! '-}} hey mods · » Saturday August 5th, @11:23PM
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