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.

[Babs]

Great timing, I hope he was successful in attracting a mate. fav.

[Mallory]

Oh, a great capture!

[Ingrid]

Fav! Great timing! I do miss these! We have only brown ones now...

[mittens (Marilyn)]

He is so cool looking. Great find and capture, Lou Ann.

[Ellen Bogenschutz]

Beautiful beneficial animal! Wonderful photo!

[Beryl Lloyd]

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 !

[Domenico Dodaro]

I love insect predators. My personal heros!

[Valerie Chesney]

Such a beauty...wonderful capture..

[Danette Thompson]

Well captured.

[carol white]

Great capture. Fav!! 😀

[Bep]

Wonderful capture!

[Jacqueline]

Wow! Great capture Lou Ann!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

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!

[Peter]

Super capture full of colour and fine detail Lou Ann, not something I have seen before Fav:)

[Denise Wood]

Terrific capture :)

[KoalaGardens🐨]

terrific capture - nature in balance :)

[Carole Sandford]

Wonderful capture, what an interesting creature!

[Lou Ann]

@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!

[Islandgirl]

Wow awesome capture!

[Pigeons Farm]

interesting creature :)

[katy]

Very cool the way it all lines up Lou Ann

[Ron]

How could any female green anole resist that?!? Very cool capture.

[Taffy]

You've made him look so cute!

[Lou Ann]

@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. 😊

[Santina]

great shot, interesting creature

[Louise & Ken]

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!