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Found these two in the gardens early this Monday evening. The first two are of a small one that has apparently just been through a molt(?)...guess that's the correct term.
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This last one is a little larger individual who tried its best to ignore me.
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Surprisingly, I have yet to see any of these anoles here in the DFW area (lots of them where I lived in Florida -- but they were not very camera friendly). The anoles in your garden appear to be almost "tame" - you got some very nice images; all very sharp, and have a pleasing environmental setting.
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Interestingly enough, I've only seen a few this year when I normally see a lot more. Great focus and DOF make for super details here Kenny, thanks for posting!
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It seems that I haven't seen as many as I normally do either. Wonder what's up with that? Thanks guys, appreciate the comments.
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