More Surprises from a Wildlife Photography Pit Stop
I photographed a prairie lizard, dragonfly, and beetle on a single utility pole in Arkansas during one hike.
Lizards: I seek out these scaly wonders in their diverse habitats. I capture their vibrant colors and unique behaviors. I photograph their sunbathing rituals and quick movements. I explore rocky outcrops, sandy deserts, and lush forests. I learn about their adaptations, from camouflage to shedding skin. I document their role in the ecosystem, from insect control to prey for other animals.
I photographed a prairie lizard, dragonfly, and beetle on a single utility pole in Arkansas during one hike.
On World Lizard Day, I take a closer look at the Prairie Lizard and how it survives in the grasslands of the central United States.
Green Anole Dewlap display photographed near the Ouachita National Forest in Arkansas with Canon EOS R7 and 500mm lens.
While walking the Sandtown trail at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma I came across a Western Slender Glass Lizard.