CRITTERS: A couple of lizards displaying their dewlaps
Brown Anole, an invader from the Caribbean
Miramar, Florida May 18, 2008
The native Green Anole is disappearing, forced out by the exotic Brown Anole
Pembroke Pines, Florida July 18, 2014
Linking to CAMERA CRITTERS,
Linking to Eileen's SATURDAY'S CRITTERS,
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FENCES: A Little Brown Job on wrought iron
Savannah Sparrow
Batavia, Illinois, May 9, 2012
Linking to GOOD FENCES by Tex (Theresa).
SKYWATCH: Stormy Sunrise
Miramar, Florida
October 13, 2013
Linking to Skywatch Friday
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The Spirit of Columbia at the dock at Malibu Club, Jervis Inlet at the rapids, BC.
September 24, 2007
This is the door to our cabin, the "Astoria," on the top deck of Spirit of Columbia. My reflection is in the shower/head door inside.
Jervis Inlet, BC
September 24, 2007
View of the "Parliament" building lit up at night in Victoria (BC) harbor.
September 26, 2007
February 4, 2011, Miramar, Florida
The low sun creates a silken rainbow.
Miramar. Florida, December 24, 2013
A single drop of dew captures its entire world upside down.
Miramar, Florida, December 24, 2013
Linking to WEEKEND REFLECTIONS
what a great collection! all are beautiful, but the dew drops on the web took the prize for me. wow!
ReplyDeleteWow Ken, what a fantastic variety of images. They are all splendid. I have a soft spot for lizards, those are really cool. The spider webs are works of art!
ReplyDeleteWhat fantastic photos! That sunset, the dewdrops, the anole, the spiderweb...all I can say is Wow!
ReplyDeleteHI Kenneth What a fantastic critter, fantastic reflections, great fence and a lovely little bird sitting on the wrought iron.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh so many amazing and gorgeous shots here. Loving the rainbow spiderweb, the Stunning sunset sky and of course the sweet little bird on the fence. It was all wonderful though.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful collection of photos. That sunrise is gorgeous . Love the last one as well...
ReplyDeleteI love the lizards - they are extraordinairy! And such lovely spider webs.
ReplyDeleteYes, the spider web shots really are stunning. Like works of art!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great series of photos!
ReplyDeleteOlá,
ReplyDeleteLindas fotos, céu colorido! Beijos!
Eliane - Brasil
I can't help myself...this skywatch image is just stupendous!!
ReplyDeleteWow, so much beauty in one post! Loves all of these diverse photos! The critters are wonderful (wish the two varieties of Anole could successfully co-exist, they're both lovely creatures), and that stormy sunrise absolutely breathtaking! I'd barely started breathing again (and getting over my envy of your Victoria, BC visit - I adore that place) when your magnificent and magical spider web photos took it away again! The reflection in the dew drop is also wonderful. Thank you for a really beautiful and special post!
ReplyDeleteAwesome and creative shots with the reflections!
ReplyDeleteartmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)
Fantastic series! I do hope you will link up with I Heart Macro, either the current post or the next one Sunday evening.
ReplyDeletewow- incredible photographs!! The storm clouds!! The mountains!! The dew drops!! The birds and lizards!!
ReplyDeleteWow... Your participations are so beautiful, I can't figure which one I like best... I came for the week-end reflection constest of James, so I find your nightshot of Victoria's harbour absolutly gorgeous, but the lizzard you captured for the camera critter is amazing... And what to say about the Florida storm in sunrise light ! So dramatic, so stunning !
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! GREAT photos!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the Anole shots! Excellent!
ReplyDeleteartmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)
All fantastic photos! I am going back to look at them again.
ReplyDeleteFantastic group of photos. The night shot in Victoria is really spectacular.
ReplyDeleteFantastic series of images. Very unique.
ReplyDeleteWow, the drops on the spiderweb shot is incredible! so uniform in size. I grew up in Houston with the green Anoles to enjoy, I'm sad to hear they are being replaced by the foreign Brown Anoles. People are always messing up the natural order.
ReplyDeleteThe anoles are beautiful. Too bad the green is disappearing.
ReplyDeleteA really stunning set of pictures.
ReplyDeleteLovely series of images.. The anole is a cute! And I love the sky shot. Awesome capture of the web. Thank you for linking up, enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteOooh...I love them all! Gorgeous photography!
ReplyDeleteYour shots are wonderful.
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