Fun with Photobombs
We've all taken pictures to find later that a critter (or friend!) has sneaked into the frame. Sometimes this is intentional, many times it is not. I have taken pictures of plants that look great, and when I see them on the larger computer screen I see the photobombers.
This was my first one - and anole (which I always call a gecko) and a blooming Echeveria Black Prince. I think it is looking for another flower!
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- 11 years ago
And the anoles really like Aloe plants!
On a Firebird -
On Snowstorm
And staring at me from another Rooikappie
And of course, there's always the show off!
So who has been jumping into your pictures?
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LOL! I absolutely hated these lizards when I was a kid. I swore they waited outside the door to chase me. Now they are everywhere! And I don't care!
The native Anole lizards are green, but the brown Cuban Anoles have run them off. There are also some black Anoles, but they are too fast to catch in a picture. And I have a few other critters. Cuban tree frogs - which are eating the native green tree frogs. So Fish and Wildlife wants us to kill them.
Cuban tree frog hiding in a bromeliad.
And hiding in my jade.
AND in my rooting hibiscus.
And my friend, the black racer! He comes out when I am watering my plants. Nosy bugger!
- 11 years ago
OH - there are also some special birds. There's a big blue heron that actually comes out on the dock with us just in case we drop a fish. He's almost a pet, and we call him Oscar. Can't find his picture right now.
But I do have my eagle pictures. There is a nest not too far away.
And the Osprey eating on my dock -
And finally the Hawk thinking about getting into the car -
OK - except for the frog in the bromeliad, these guys weren't photobombing my plant pictures. But it sure is fun to see things like this in your yard! Even if they startle the heck out of ya sometimes!
Neil