Brown Anole

Caught this guy flicking out his throat on the tree in front of our house. Makes a change from black and white architectural shots!

[Graham Thresher]

A brilliant shot. An instant Fav.

[CINDY JOHNSON]

wow this is great

[Simply Amanda]

I so love these little dudes. You captured him, his extended neck and the background bokeh so nicely. A fav!

[Paula W]

Never seen one of those before, that's quite amazing Issi.

[Jo]

Goodness never seen one of those before, great shot.

[Sheila G]

A great find, well captured

[KWind]

Well timed shot!

[Michelle]

Wow! Great find.

[Mickey Anderson]

very cool find and shot!!

[Leana Niemand]

Oh wow what a great shot!

[Tom]

Wonderful capture

[Stephanie Swift]

Just love your comp, focus, and bokeh, fav!

[Cathie]

Fun, Issi. Very exotic to me!

[Issi Bannerman]

@thresheg @pittcj17 @amandal @paulaw @jo13 @sheilag @kwind @mtpagano @brillomick @leananiemand @tosee @tristansmum @cathieg Thanks everyone. I got lucky with his decision to extend his neck as I was capturing him on camera!

[*lynn]

fantastic capture!

[Milanie]

What an amazing shot! This is so neat. Your focus and dof is perfect.

[Kathy]

How interesting. Is this a mating action?

[Clare]

I've never seen one if these before! How cool! Great shot!

[Lee]

Very interesting, I've never seen one of these before.

[Denise (lyndemc)]

Fabulous timing, catching this show-off in action. Anoles are cool little amphibians.