What Do Komodo Dragons and Henry Ford Have in Common? Dream Big

Toni, you have captured some GREAT photos, but I would rather NOT see those in public anywhere!   Bugs and lizards are not my thing!

Toni- first of all ... great shot!!! I love how you tied in Ford and Komodo dragons .... not sure how, but it did seem to tie in.  

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Like Joan...I give bugs and "critters" a wide berth.  You are Toni-on-the-spot with your camera...nice pics!

Toni, great photos. I am not a lizard fan but they are very interesting creatures and can keep your attention, plus I do like the fact they eat the bugs, which I really do not like so much.

I may be a little strange but i think lizards are beautiful creatures, i don't keep them I think they look better in the wild I actually stayed on an island in Malaysia that was inhabited by monitor lizards they were everywhere even on the one and only golf course 

Toni,  I'm not a big fan of lizards, but you got a great picture of this little guy.  Snakes are really what makes me dance around like a little girl.  There was one in my garden the other day and I about had a heart attack.  Great how you tied all the elements in together.

Never ever forget to dream big. You may not reach monster size but the bigger you dream-the closer you get to your goals.

Very inspirational post my friend

Toni,  The bigger you dream the closer you get to your goals...I like that thought. Have a beautiful sunn day! 

Hi Toni,

Very inspirational Toni. and I like the photos.

 I had the cutest little black lizard last spring 2011 and he was about 1 1/2 inches long. I used to put dead insects on the rocks where he hung out. He got to where he would come out and look at me after I left him a treat.

Well he disappeared over the winter and much to my surprise he came back this spring and he is now 6 inches long but he still comes to the rocks and waits for me to give him an insect. So I find myself searching for them now and once he gets one, he leaves. I was so glad he survived the winter.

Komodos are really cool lizards but that bite is deadly with the bacterial infections that will kill you versus the actual bite!  Yuck!

I had no idea that Komodos had poor vision and hearing. . .They still look very formidable in their appearance.  I wouldn't wish to tangle with one!

Howdy and evening Toni

Toni my friend, Komodo Dragons sure are a mighty cool Lizard. I sure do like your outstanding photo shoots of the Lizard outside your window and the one of the Komodo Dragon.

Your outstanding blog post has been Featured in the Wild Wednesday Group!

Thank you mighty kindly for posting it in the group!

Have a good one

Dale in New Hampshire

Toni, that was cute of you to think that the little lizard was thinking about being a komodo dragon one day! It reminds me of one of my favorite Budweiser commercials where the donkey dreams of being a Clydesdale. :)

Leilani

Toni... I always enjoy stopping by to hear what you have to say. Your photo stories are always so refreshing and very good to read. I just love lizzards too! That fascinate me. I never chase them away here in Texas.

You've got some great photos and lizzards out your way.

Toni, stunning photos, as usual! And your title definitely caught my interest, too. I love the tie-in with the inspirational quote by Ford. Yes, we can!

The little lizard is cute but reptiles lose their charm for me way before 300 lbs.