Lizard ID please
Posted 13/06/2008 - 21:27
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I don't know what it is, but it's a hansome devil.
And that is a PERFECT shot!
Well done!
And that is a PERFECT shot!
Well done!
Mac from Montreal
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Posted 13/06/2008 - 22:29
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That's a gorgeous shot
As for ID - do you have a shot of its back as that might help. A very quick Google came up with:
http://www.club100.net/species/P_siculus/P_siculus.html
but herpetology isn't something I've looked into.
As for ID - do you have a shot of its back as that might help. A very quick Google came up with:
http://www.club100.net/species/P_siculus/P_siculus.html
but herpetology isn't something I've looked into.
Posted 14/06/2008 - 01:20
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Yep, this is fantastic - crisp focus, with a background that sets of the skin just right.
Keith
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Posted 16/06/2008 - 17:14
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Thanks for comments guys. It is a crop and the only shot out of about 8 that I managed to get in focus and exposed anywhere near correctly. I was surprised how crisp it looked after the crop.
Still working on the ID!
Chris
Still working on the ID!
Chris
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Any ideas?
Chris
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