Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Wordless Wednesday-Leaping Lizards!


23 comments:

  1. Great shot! Happy WW

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  2. Wow - is that the famous komodo dragon in one of their mating rituals? *kidding*

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  3. I'm guessing they are Monitor lizards, although maybe ZJ is right? Happy WW.

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  4. That's it! I'm going to go and give the small green lizards in my backyard a hug. Right now. They aren't so bad after all.

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  5. are those komodo dragons? awesome!

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  6. They are actually water monitors, a close cousin of the Komodo Dragon. These two were huge, standing on their back legs they were shoulder high to me. They were fighting, not hugging. I am not sure if it was part of a mating thing or not. Just after Dave snapped this shot a 3rd huge lizard came up and jumped in the fight. After a few moments and one of these ran away. I way too close, but what an amazing sight.

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  7. I'm not big on reptiles, so I'd be running away as fast as I could if I saw something like this in the wild. As the saying goes, 'feet don't fail me now.'

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  8. Wow! I didn't even notice it at first, I thought it was a tree trunk. Great shot! :-)

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  9. Great picture. Is that a Monitor???

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  10. When my parents were missionaries in Indonesia (several years ago) we saw huge lizards like these. I wonder if they were the same kind?

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  11. great photo!Thanks for drooping by.
    happy WW!

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  12. i had to do a doubletake to see what that was. i thought it was a tree!

    happy ww. :)

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  13. timing is everything. i like the timing. this is on point.

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  14. Wow, very cool shot. Where did you take this??? Nice work.

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  15. *shrieks and jumps onto a chair* hee hee hee! that looks really big! :)and yes, it does look like a dinosaur! hahaha!

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  16. I thought they were Komodo dragons too, but I realize monitors are even bigger. (shudder)

    Thanks for dropping by, hope you had a great WW day!

    My post...

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  17. I love candid pictures of animals in the wild. Thanks for sharing. You're lucky you got to see this.

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