UPDATED 10-Jan-08
Thank you Keith!
KeithAlanK said...
That's a Turkish Gecko in case anyone's interested. Also called the Mediterranean Gecko, they started out in the USA as stowaways on cargo ships who brought them to port in Mobile Alabama and other cities around 1830, and have spread northward and across the south ever since. Eventually they will rule the world, one moth at a time.
It has been a little busy lately so I was looking through my photos to see if there was anything I haven't shared yet when I saw this guy. I had totally forgotten that I had snapped him and meant to share him. This is the bathroom window, looking out to the back deck where the light was on. He was no doubt trying to catch dinner as little bugs were hanging out by the light. Plus he kind of went along with the theme of my last post.
Hi Thien,
ReplyDeleteI love seeing these little dragon-like creatures. Thanks for sharing this fabulous photo.
I hope things calm down for you soon.
very cool shot. i love the color on the dark background.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great shot! The light/dark contrast is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute picture!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great angle to capture the little guy at work!
ReplyDeleteThat's a Turkish Gecko in case anyone's interested. Also called the Mediterranean Gecko, they started out in the USA as stowaways on cargo ships who brought them to port in Mobile Alabama and other cities around 1830, and have spread northward and across the south ever since.
ReplyDeleteEventually they will rule the world, one moth at a time.
http://kaktex.blogspot.com/2006/08/turkish-gecko.html
http://kaktex.blogspot.com/2007/08/lizard-fever.html
http://zzakksgarage.blogspot.com/2007/08/good-luck.html
You could save many by switching to Geico :)
ReplyDeleteHow abou that
Absolutely teamsplashi! ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat photo!!
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