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A pair of wall lizards. This was photographed three weeks ago when it was still cold in the night, so they probably gathered up in that crack nearby. There were four of them around, I just couldn't get more than two on one photo any time.
The weather is interesting here, a month ago we could throw snowballs, and now we could swim if we wanted. At least 25 degrees increase in temperature within a month, spring somehow got missed out (well there were one, for about two weeks). If interested, and for more photos visit the related article on my site.
(The camera by the way is still that old Olympus C2500L, I should really not keep being such a scrooge and get myself a better one before it finally falls apart for good or decides no battery is enough for it from now)
The weather is interesting here, a month ago we could throw snowballs, and now we could swim if we wanted. At least 25 degrees increase in temperature within a month, spring somehow got missed out (well there were one, for about two weeks). If interested, and for more photos visit the related article on my site.
(The camera by the way is still that old Olympus C2500L, I should really not keep being such a scrooge and get myself a better one before it finally falls apart for good or decides no battery is enough for it from now)
Category Photography / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Lizard
Size 1024 x 1024px
File Size 358.7 kB
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They are beautiful animals and you get a real nice photo! Sometime ago I was able to catch one and I was able to take some photos while holding it in my hand!
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5728807/
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5728807/
Didn't your mommy tell you it's not nice to use the cat to do the dirty job of hunting some subjects for photographing, eh? ;) Well, for a similar matter one time I had to scrape off a bat from the wall (little bugger always flew off the time I almost got him down) while my boy room-mate was almost like screaming all the time :p (He finally found his way through the opened window on his own. Oh, I mean the bat...)
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