Had it not been for the throat fan display (called a dewlap), I might have passed on shooting this Anole. This individual found something to eat while I was photographing it. April on South Padre Island provides me with close encounters like no other place I’ve ever visited. By most experienced birders here, it will only get better in the coming weeks.
Had it not been for the throat fan display (called a dewlap), I might have passed on shooting this Anole. This individual found something to eat while I was photographing it. April on South Padre Island provides me with close encounters like no other place I’ve ever visited. By most experienced birders here, it will only get better in the coming weeks.
Had it not been for the throat fan display (called a dewlap), I might have passed on shooting this Anole. This individual found something to eat while I was photographing it. April on South Padre Island provides me with close encounters like no other place I’ve ever visited. By most experienced birders here, it will only get better in the coming weeks.
Had it not been for the throat fan display (called a dewlap), I might have passed on shooting this Anole. This individual found something to eat while I was photographing it. April on South Padre Island provides me with close encounters like no other place I’ve ever visited. By most experienced birders here, it will only get better in the coming weeks.
Had it not been for the throat fan display (called a dewlap), I might have passed on shooting this Anole. This individual found something to eat while I was photographing it. April on South Padre Island provides me with close encounters like no other place I’ve ever visited. By most experienced birders here, it will only get better in the coming weeks.
Had it not been for the throat fan display (called a dewlap), I might have passed on shooting this Anole. This individual found something to eat while I was photographing it. April on South Padre Island provides me with close encounters like no other place I’ve ever visited. By most experienced birders here, it will only get better in the coming weeks.
Had it not been for the throat fan display (called a dewlap), I might have passed on shooting this Anole. This individual found something to eat while I was photographing it. April on South Padre Island provides me with close encounters like no other place I’ve ever visited. By most experienced birders here, it will only get better in the coming weeks.
Had it not been for the throat fan display (called a dewlap), I might have passed on shooting this Anole. This individual found something to eat while I was photographing it. April on South Padre Island provides me with close encounters like no other place I’ve ever visited. By most experienced birders here, it will only get better in the coming weeks.

Brown Anole (Anolis sagrei)

Brown Anole

(Anolis sagrei)

Description:

Had it not been for the throat fan display (called a dewlap), I might have passed on shooting this Anole. This individual found something to eat while I was photographing it. April on South Padre Island provides me with close encounters like no other place I’ve ever visited. By most experienced birders here, it will only get better in the coming weeks.

Date Taken: 2021:04:04 11:22

Location:

Convention Center
South Padre Island, Texas
United States
9.84 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D5, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/2000

File Name: BrownAnole_Lizard_D5X0911-SPI_ConvCtr

© 2021 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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