Let's see some reptiles...

[wilson76]

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[wev]

I hate it when relatives show up at the front door looking for a handout

 

[Scott Murray]

Nile Crocodile and bird.

 

[Scott Murray]

Hippo and Nile Crocodile

 

[Marilynne]

Iguana at Lake Ida

 

[Mike D90]

Common Tree Lizard like I see every day here. I think they are called tree Lizards. Not certain.

 

[Marilynne]

Common Tree Lizard like I see every day here. I think they are called tree Lizards. Not certain.


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I think this is called a Green Anole.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carolina_anole

 

[grandpaw]

Common Tree Lizard like I see every day here. I think they are called tree Lizards. Not certain.


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Nice shots!!

 

[Michael J.]

Marilynne, it is stunning how you able to find all of those info's you gave us so far. Not only in this thread.

 

[Marilynne]

Thanks Michael. I have a couple of books and online sites to look through. I'm not always correct though, but come close lots of times.

 

[Scott Murray]

Small Tata that I managed to photograph before it started to rain. PS focus was manual.

 

[Marilynne]

Reflections

 

[Kevin H]

Gator

 

[Marilynne]

Turtle taking a breather

 

[Kevin H]

Smiling Gator

 

[Marilynne]

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Happy to see you!

 

[wev]

Really? Do I bother you when you're napping?

 

[Scott Murray]

Tata lizard.

 

[Mike D90]

Southern Ringneck that I spotted sunning itself on the root of a rotted out tree.

I did not know this until I researched it but this snake is actually a venomous snake. It is a rear fang snake like the Coral snake and they are too small to really penetrate human skin. Its venom is also not affective to humans and is at very small doses anyway.

 

[Scott Murray]

Excellent capture