One of our insect predators by louannwarren

One of our insect predators

Green Anoles are “beneficial lizards”, they love mosquitoes and flies, and I’m so glad they do! This fellow was trying hard to attract a girl Anole, I thought he and the fence made a kind of diagonal half and half.
Great timing, I hope he was successful in attracting a mate. fav.
May 7th, 2020  
Oh, a great capture!
May 7th, 2020  
Fav! Great timing! I do miss these! We have only brown ones now...
May 7th, 2020  
He is so cool looking. Great find and capture, Lou Ann.
May 7th, 2020  
Beautiful beneficial animal! Wonderful photo!
May 7th, 2020  
What a beautiful capture and presentation of this superb little fellow ! And a wonderful diagonal 1/2&;1/2 , full of interest ! It must be a fav for me !
May 7th, 2020  
I love insect predators. My personal heros!
May 7th, 2020  
Such a beauty...wonderful capture..
May 7th, 2020  
Well captured.
May 7th, 2020  
Great capture. Fav!! 😀
May 7th, 2020  
Bep
Wonderful capture!
May 7th, 2020  
Wow! Great capture Lou Ann!
May 7th, 2020  
I'm not the biggest fan of reptiles, but boy am I glad that they offer the fine service of insect eating! haha Great shot!
May 7th, 2020  
Super capture full of colour and fine detail Lou Ann, not something I have seen before Fav:)
May 7th, 2020  
Terrific capture :)
May 7th, 2020  
terrific capture - nature in balance :)
May 7th, 2020  
Wonderful capture, what an interesting creature!
May 7th, 2020  
@onewing @sunnygirl @ingrid01 @mittens @theredcamera @beryl @domenicododaro @happysnaps @danette @carolmw @gijsje @jacqbb @olivetreeann @pcoulson @gilbertwood @koalagardens @carole_sandford thank you all for your wonderful comments. This guy had been on my blue bottle tree sunbathing a day or two ago, of course this day he would only show off on the ordinary looking wood fence and support!
May 7th, 2020  
Wow awesome capture!
May 7th, 2020  
interesting creature :)
May 8th, 2020  
Very cool the way it all lines up Lou Ann
May 8th, 2020  
How could any female green anole resist that?!? Very cool capture.
May 8th, 2020  
You've made him look so cute!
May 8th, 2020  
@radiogirl @kgolab @grammyn @stray_shooter @taffy thank you! He popped on the TP and PP, thank you! @stray_shooter he’s a bit deceptive, his tail is short instead of twice his body’s length, so he was carefully posing and flirting and hiding his less than perfect body imperfection. 😊
May 8th, 2020  
great shot, interesting creature
May 9th, 2020  
Isn't he handsome! I don't believe we have them here in the wild, but my lizards certainly are prolific! It's to our benefit that they eat well, and I love their lizardy, prehistoric looks!
May 10th, 2020  
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