The other one

also felt disturbed and went deeper into the reeds.

[Issi Bannerman]

These guys are just fabulous!

[Tia]

Well spotted! He does look a little timid.

[Maggiemae]

I watched a program in Florida where they were shooting these creatures! Hard to watch. But this is good for seeing the red colours in these!

[Christine Sztukowski]

I love the sharp spikes and brilliant color

[Susan Wakely]

Nice speckles of red.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Well spotted - love the bejewelled red spots !

[Zilli~]

Beautiful

[Peter]

Super closeup detail well captured Diana:)

[Lou Ann]

He looks prehistoric! I wouldn’t want to meet him face to face, smile.

[katy]

How fortunate to be able to see these in person and get such terrific shots of them

[Mags]

Love this little creature!

[Bucktree]

What a beauty! Love the red dots and the texture of the skin.

[Merrelyn]

I'm desperately hoping that we'll get see these amazing creatures when we get to Africa next year.

[Beverley]

I’ve always liked them, so pretty and harmless

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great capture.

[gloria jones]

Nice close up

[Jerzy]

Are these baby iguanas as we call them? This guy must be small if he can balance on reeds. Great close-up.

[Corinne C]

Amazing animals. I love their red dots.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

these fellas are such fun

[Michelle]

Lovely capture

[LManning (Laura)]

I love the tail wrapped around the stalk.

[Rob Z]

These guys are fabulous.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[haskar]

It's great that you can observe their behavior in nature.

[Paula Fontanini]

Gorgeous textures and spots of color! I love his beady little eye!! :)

[leggzy]

Amazing capture

[Diana]

@jamibann @tiaj1402 @maggiemae @365projectorgchristine @wakelys @beryl @zilli @pcoulson @louannwarren @grammyn @marlboromaam @dkellogg @merrelyn @beverley365 @mittens @seattlite @jerzyfotos @corinnec @koalagardens @bigmxx @ljmanning @robz @elisasaeter @haskar @bluemoon @leggzy Thanks for the lovely comments and favs, they are very much appreciated :-)

[Diana]

@jerzyfotos These are cape dwarf chameleon babies Jerzy. The body is about 2cm ( 0.800 inches) and they are as light as a feather :-)

[Krista Mae]

He sure does blend in. Glad you got a photo of him before he ran away.

[Kathy A]

He's looking a little worried

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It's really interesting to me that they have a brown color while young to help them hide in the lower reeds while the parents are that bright green for hiding further up. Good catch!

[Heather]

A great close-up to capture its pebbly textures! Great light too! Fav