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Wordless Wednesday...Quick Change Artist

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Wordless Wednesday...Quick Change Artist

hill country wildlife

This is a photo of a lizard I took over Spring Break while visiting Pedernales Falls State Park with my son.

This little guy was amazing...

When on the sand, he became tan with spots...

When on the tree, he became brown with spots...

When on the grass, he became green...

When on the rocks, he became grey...

What a fascinating little fellow!

Posted by

Jeani Codrey

Referral Broker

Real Estate Instructor

 

Comments(5)

Judi Boad
ACCURATE REALTY GROUP - Seattle, WA

Hi Jeani,

I love these little lizards. We find them everywhere when I am in Arizona. I haven't encountered any sort of lizard in Seattle.

Nature created such amazing built in features to protect her precious creatures!

Great shot.

Best regards,

Mar 30, 2011 06:39 AM
Myrl Jeffcoat
Sacramento, CA
Greater Sacramento Realtor - Retired

We have a similar looking lizard that sometimes is seen in the bay area.  It is called a "San Francisco Aligator Lizard."  I don't see them very often in Sacramento, but once I saw one out on my driveway.  When I approached it, rather than run, it lunged at me.  It was shocking because most of our little blue bellied lizards run from humans. 

Mar 30, 2011 11:46 AM
Chris Alston
Chris Alston (Keller Williams Realty, Silicon Valley, California) - Campbell, CA
Silicon Valley, California

That is a pretty cool picture!!!!  And a great little story of the little guy!

Mar 30, 2011 05:47 PM
Jeani Codrey
RE/MAX Corridor - New Braunfels, TX
Director of Opportunity & Agent Development

Thanks for the comments!  He was quite interesting to watch and kind of reminded me of being in real estate, we always have to be prepared to adapt to a changing environment!

Mar 31, 2011 03:56 AM
Marsha Montoya Mayer
Paradise Properties of Florida, Inc. - Palm Beach, FL

We have 'little' Lizards in South Florida that WE think are BIG.  Yikes !!!

Ofcourse we have the REALLY BIG Lizards...Aligators, but in 20 years I've never seen one walking around.

Apr 12, 2011 09:44 AM