A Green Anole's Bright Pink Dewlap - Wildlife - Tina Stevens-Brown Photography

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Connecting with our furry, fluffy, and funny little friends out in their own habitat has to be one of the most rewarding opportunities for me as a photographer. To capture that image of them locking eyes with me, or even watching them play around in their own environment ~ these are moments that bring my soul joy.  

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The green anole raises its vivid pink dewlap above a weathered wooden fence. That flash of color makes this small wildlife encounter especially rewarding, inviting you to linger over its display. The photographer identifies the lizard as a green anole (Anolis carolinensis), photographed during a family walk in Florida, and recalls it bobbing its head and moving quickly along the fence. Here, its pointed head tilts upward as the bright, finely dotted fan opens beside its green body. Against the dark background, the pink pattern stands out, while the fence's worn grain gives the scene an earthy edge. You can follow the line of the fence back to the anole and savor the contrast between its delicate markings and vivid color. That brief, expressive pose leaves a sense of wildlife discovered close at hand.
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A green anole lifts its dotted pink dewlap above a weathered wooden fence against a dark background.
The green anole raises its vivid pink dewlap above a weathered wooden fence. That flash of color makes this small wildlife encounter especially rewarding, inviting you to linger over its display. The photographer identifies the lizard as a green anole (Anolis carolinensis), photographed during a family walk in Florida, and recalls it bobbing its head and moving quickly along the fence. Here, its pointed head tilts upward as the bright, finely dotted fan opens beside its green body. Against the dark background, the pink pattern stands out, while the fence's worn grain gives the scene an earthy edge. You can follow the line of the fence back to the anole and savor the contrast between its delicate markings and vivid color. That brief, expressive pose leaves a sense of wildlife discovered close at hand.