young male, in situ, cropped image, April 2014

Desert Spiny lizard relaxes in the shade. It was about 100 degrees when I took this shot.

Male.

Fish Slough road, Bishop, CA.

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Carr Canyon near Hereford. Arizona

Photographed by Helen.

Nikon P300

Lizard. One of a few wildlife seen in the island.

lézard

@ Salt Creek Interpretive Trail, Death Valley NP

Taken at Thursley Nature Reserve, Surrey

Lacerta agilis.

Male, licking his lips.

Dorset heathland.

Shot at Steampunks In Space, Leicester, England, November 2019

Sony A7Rii with Canon EF 70-300. Shot from the car window with my wheel about 4 feet from him. I had to get out of the car to chase him off the road due to oncoming traffic.

An adult female Tiburon Collared Lizard (Crotaphytus dickersonae) from Sonora, Mexico.

A photogenic and cooperative lizard at Yosemite NP.

Taken on a hike up Russian Ridge

Positive or negative, please comment!

Sunbathing sand lizards in our garden.

Paulo Afonso, Bahia, Brasil

Probably Podarcis sp.

Side Blotched Lizard getting some sun at Red Rock

The first time I saw this lizard on the bridge, it was dark brown, but by the time it had crossed the bridge, its skin had turned a beautiful gold and azure colour.

Agamid lizard, Gobi desert, Mongolia

Usually hides under stones during day and comes out when it is cooler

#D500_4894

A side-on shot offers a better chance of the entire critter being in focus when shooting with a large telephoto lens.

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Lago di Arsie'

(BL)

"las traigo muertas..."

I was amazed to see this lizard given the lack of sun and cool temperatures in the morning. I had only seen one dragonfly out by then due to the weather.

It isn't a good photo but the lizard was over a drainage ditch and impossible to approach. It is colourful.

I found this little beauty in our backyard just now, can't resist not to take the picture :-D

I have no idea what kind of lizard it is .. probably it's called Jacky Lizard? *cmiiw*

Lizard, Crystal Cove, Barbados

Shot near Hamilton Pool, Travis Country Texas

To get lizards totally in focus with my big tele lens, I usually have to shoot broadside.

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