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Mug shot of an Iguana
Jaysan

Mug shot of an Iguana (Ctenosaura similis)

Saw loads of these iguana's when I was there. Such characters trying to attract the female with their head bobbing. This one had lost its tail (probably in a fight) and it was re-growing. You could make out the spiny bits in the old tail whils the new tail didnt have any spines.
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Habitat
Forest
Location
Playa del Carman, Mexico
Date taken
Dec 2015
Scientific name
Ctenosaura similis
Equipment used
Canon EOS 450, 100-400
delia todd
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Gosh!!! You've some amazing close-up detail on the lizard Sandeep.

A super picture my friend - excellent work.

I think you had a grand time in Mexico, didn't you.
 

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