Shot taken during 2009 Travel to Sri Lanka.

I suppose it's a Common Garden Lizard (Calotes versicolor).. not sure of course!

Shot with strong zoom to get blurred background. iAuto Mode.

Lovely markings

These were a couple of many young lizards sunbathing on various wooden objects.

Taken on the path to Jetty Hide at Colne Point Nature Reserve.

Lizard was climbing on the window behind the curtain

Brown Anole Lizard - Dewlap Threat Display

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Pentax K5 - Sigma 150-500mm

300mm

450mm (in 35mm film)

1/400 sec, f/8

Metering: Multi-segment

ISO: 500

Flash: Off

File size: 23.3MB

Image size: 4992 x 3284

Saturation: Normal

Sharpness: Normal

Contrast: Normal

We saw some real dinosaur footprints not too far away but this was the closet we came to being eaten!

Another lizard found walking in North Carolina. I believe it's an Eastern Fence Lizard.

Serengeti

Tanzania

"The viviparous lizard or common lizard (Zootoca vivipara, formerly Lacerta vivipara) is a Eurasian lizard. It lives farther north than any other reptile species, and most populations are viviparous (giving birth to live young), rather than laying eggs as most other lizards do." -Wikipedia

Caltapanna cp. south australia.

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A small lizard in Viminacium

The spike of a Lizard encrusted with snails, not seen so many do this before on a single spike.

Possibly a Common Side-blotched Lizard (Uta stansburiana), White Rocks Loop Trail, Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, Nevada

Forgot to note what this was, and the banham zoo website does not say either.

Lake Chabot Regional Park, Castro Valley, CA

Collared lizard on a rock at Mesa Verde

Alamo Canyon, Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, Pima Co., Arizona

Baby Monitor Lizard at Chobe, NP

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elgaria multicarinata

If you keep your eyes open, and know where to look, you'll eventually see how many lizards there are here.

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The lizard from my previous photo remained stationery allowing me to get closer and then an ant decided to get in on the action.

Arizona

An early morning walk on the Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall

Olympus digital camera

Yep, that could pass for a stone!