If you were thinking the AWB started collaborating on a new rock band, you are half right. You might just hear a tune or two from Jeremiah & The Lizards at some point in the future.
Those look like big lizards, Tim. Are they really? I’ve seen a very little one scamper across the pavement in back here.
LOL… love the band name. Hugs.
Thanks, Tiffany. I got photos of a beaver sitting like a person on the opposite bank of the river looking like a bear the other night. The problem is it was getting dark, so the photos aren’t as clear as I would like.
Really like the Jeremiah portraits, but I’m a little concerned about his dilated pupils and whether or not he’s leading the lizards astray. Frogs always seem to have personalities and are great photographic subjects.
Especially not on a three dog night. Might make a good parody. Thanks, Resa.
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What great pics. Lizard come in through the fireplace sometimes. Only once has one like the first one come in (at least that I know about). At the moment I cannot pull up the name, but it is the State Lizard of New Mexico. A FB friend commented that when she was growing up, those lizards were very common and friendly, but that she had not seen one in years. Thanks for all of those, but especially the first one!
Hi Susan. The NM State Reptile is the Whiptail Lizard (the one the the first photo ). Whiptails are still the most common lizards we have. I see lots of them in the yard, on the ditch banks and in the bosque. The Roadrunner infestation we had about 25 years ago wiped out most of our lizards for many years, but the lizards have made a comeback.
Yes, Whiptail Lizard…Thank you! I’m glad they are coming back, at least where you are. I have seen a very few here recently, but they definitely are not the most common – yet, hopefully – up here in the Heights. We do have a lot of roadrunners in the neighborhood.
Off Center & Not Even 
Those look like big lizards, Tim. Are they really? I’ve seen a very little one scamper across the pavement in back here.
LOL… love the band name. Hugs.
Hi Teagan. The are small, around 8 to 10 inches long with their tail. 4 to 6 inches from hind legs to the tip of their noses.
That’s plenty big! LOL.
A fine close-up 🙂
Thanks, Harry!
The moniker certainly has a ring to it.
Thanks, Couriers.
I thought for sure we were going to hear from a new band!
Lots of Lizard Love!
At some point. Thanks, Nancy.
I’m always impressed by the variety of wildlife you post, owls, badgers, snakes, birds, I can’t wait to see what is next!
Thanks, Tiffany. I got photos of a beaver sitting like a person on the opposite bank of the river looking like a bear the other night. The problem is it was getting dark, so the photos aren’t as clear as I would like.
Really like the Jeremiah portraits, but I’m a little concerned about his dilated pupils and whether or not he’s leading the lizards astray. Frogs always seem to have personalities and are great photographic subjects.
You never can tell with frogs. Thanks, Cairns.
Tune up Jeremiah Bullfrog! The Lizards have arrived! Love your shots, and look forward to the song!
Hi Resa. I’ll have to see what Jeremiah will croak out.
“Mama Told Me Not To Ribbit”?
Especially not on a three dog night. Might make a good parody. Thanks, Resa.
😀
What great pics. Lizard come in through the fireplace sometimes. Only once has one like the first one come in (at least that I know about). At the moment I cannot pull up the name, but it is the State Lizard of New Mexico. A FB friend commented that when she was growing up, those lizards were very common and friendly, but that she had not seen one in years. Thanks for all of those, but especially the first one!
Hi Susan. The NM State Reptile is the Whiptail Lizard (the one the the first photo ). Whiptails are still the most common lizards we have. I see lots of them in the yard, on the ditch banks and in the bosque. The Roadrunner infestation we had about 25 years ago wiped out most of our lizards for many years, but the lizards have made a comeback.
Yes, Whiptail Lizard…Thank you! I’m glad they are coming back, at least where you are. I have seen a very few here recently, but they definitely are not the most common – yet, hopefully – up here in the Heights. We do have a lot of roadrunners in the neighborhood.
Tim I literally just got the willies. 😀
Hi Michelle. Is that like Willy Wonka?
haha no that’s like the heebie jeebies. Chills. Alex called them willies. 😀 😀 😀
They are beautiful!
Thanks, Lavinia!
Love the way that lizard is looking back over his shoulder at you! 🙂
Thanks, Julie!