Peek a Boo
Found this baby anole trying to hide out on a hosta yesterday morning.
He was playing peek-a-boo with me.
Of course mom was keeping an eye on her little guy from the tree.
Always making sure that I wasn't a threat.
While baby crawled around trying his best to blend in with the hosta leaves
always watching me out of the corner of his eye.
How can you not adore this face?
Those are some great photo captures. Have to admit it's very cute.
ReplyDeleteCher Sunray Gardens
We have fun watching the antics of these little lizards in our yard, too. They are so cute!!! Actually, though, they are called anoles, not geckos. Wikipedia says, "Anole lizards are frequently and incorrectly called American chameleons or geckos, as they are not closely related to either of those groups. In fact, they are more closely related to iguanas. These misconceptions are likely due to their ability to alter their skin color and run up walls."
ReplyDeleteGreat photos :-)
Cute little fellows. I've never seen any geckos or lizards in Ireland. Spotted my first frog this year in the garden. Your photos are great!
ReplyDeleteSo-o cute! I like the photo where he is reaching up to the higher leaf. They are such beautiful and interesting creatures. And your photos capture their beauty perfectly.
ReplyDeleteCher/Sunray gardening, thanks!
ReplyDeleteToni, you are right! What a mistake I made. I have corrected it on my post! Thanks!
Why I garden, I am surprised you wouldn't have more frogs in Ireland. I am always so taken by wildlife in the garden.
The Sage Butterfly, I liked that shot too. I wish it had turned out better. He was moving quickly and I didn't have enough time to set my camera properly. Oh well, those are the breaks sometimes.
Great shots of the little creature. I could watch them all day long.
ReplyDeleteKarin how sweet is he...I love seeing critters from other gardens especially those I will not see in my garden...I adore the picture where he is standing up and reaching up to the hosta leaf above...exploring his new world...amazing
ReplyDeleteI've never seen an anole before, he's rather cute. Looks like he runs around a lot! Love your last photo.
ReplyDeleteI wish you could send a couple of them up here. They are the cutest little fellows. I bet they are fun to watch too.
ReplyDeleteI just love when people in the south post photos of these darling little critters. They're too darn cute, I could look at them all day.
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ReplyDeleteMom Anole saying to Baby: "That lady is stalking us, Baby. Quick, transform!"
ReplyDeleteGreat sequence of shots, Karin.
Rosie
This is one cute critter.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great series of photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful creature! Lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! LOVE this post and these photos! So adorable. I wish we had these critters around here.
ReplyDeleteawesome shots - he's adorable! =)
ReplyDeletefabulous captures and apt title
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures! Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou've got good eyesight! It blends in pretty well with the greenery! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots of the baby *dragon* !!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D Happy Critter Day!
ReplyDeleteI like the last shot very much
ReplyDeleteReally gorgeous photos and he really is very cute :)
ReplyDeleteLovely captures!
ReplyDeleteMY critter post, have a great weekend!
Oh, he's adorable!! You captured so many wonderful pictures! I enjoyed the descriptions you posted with the pictures, too. :)
ReplyDeleteWow! I could spend all day looking at these photos. I love them!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful series of photos! You get the feeling of the little critter fleeting this way and that. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteVery nice post and your photos, too.
ReplyDeleteRegards!