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Northern Tenerife (gallotia galloti)
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[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
The lizard native to the Canary Islands is, not surprisingly, called the West Canaries Lizard (gallotia galloti).
The Northern Tenerife Lizard is a sub-species, as its name suggests, found in the north of the island, mainly the Puerto de La Cruz area. |
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- tuslaw
(19883) - [2013-04-05 14:49]
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Hello Dan,
What a beautiful lizard you have posted today. Love the vivid colors and fine detail you managed to capture. The blue colors under it's chin and lower belly are a real eyecatcher. I would have to assume because of the color differance, that at one time during it's life it lost a part of it's tail and then regenerated it back. Great work!!
Ron
- lousat
(65489) - [2013-04-05 14:57]
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Hi Dan,a very lucky meeting and a great capture whit spectacular details and colors to see so well the beautiful body design of this lizard,very professional pic in a difficult pose and light.Have a nice weekend and thanks,Luciano
Hello Dan.
Great shot with the whole lizard in the frame. The colors of the body and under the neck is amazing. Your shot is beautiful rendering fine details and natural tone.
Regards,
Jusni
WOW Dan..he is beautiful! WOW that blue color, and those eyes..looking so lazily your way! Never saw or even knew they existed! Thanks for sharing..truly amazing
你好
照的很清晰
很可愛的動物 顏色很特別漂亮
還有的姿勢自然
構圖也美麗
謝謝分享
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