Introduced (released) along the South coast by a once pet-shop owner, these now reside in some really well suited habitat along with some Green Lizards (also introduced).. this is a young (sub-adult). Look forward to getting some more images of these in the future. It was sitting in the leaf littler on top of a wall sunning itself...
Hope it loads correctly as it's via the mobile phone as I'm in the field doing newt surveys at the moment. (?)
hee hee! I bet your forest looks like a bunch of dodgems cars going about the place..! (in-joke) To explain - Some folks have been putting radio transmitter tags on reptiles to look at distribution patterns etc in John's neck of the woods..
A couple of them got married . The wedding was aweful but the reception was brilliant.
I'll get my coat
A sterling capture . I agree with John .
I'll see you later and Andy ......you're in the dog house....
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9 repliesHope it loads correctly as it's via the mobile phone as I'm in the field doing newt surveys at the moment. (?)
Enjoy the rest of the weekend..!
Brett
Canon 5DII, Sigma 150mm HH
1/40 @ f14, ISO 200
I see no tranny aerial though.
Shame - maybe he's sloughed it
Cheers
John
Brett
Left a message on your ansafone - see you later
TFS
Steve
I'll get my coat
A sterling capture . I agree with John .
I'll see you later and Andy ......you're in the dog house....
BTW Marrk, has his dried off yet?
Sorry Brett
David
An excellent capture Brett, great eye contact and some super detail.
Andy...