A gecko soaks up the sun
A gold dust day gecko soaks up early morning sunlight on a leaf of an agave plant. It’s a common sight to see geckos and anoles warming themselves in this way as they get a start on their day.
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I love geckos, lizards and similar creatures. Stunning colors…
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Thanks Nataly. I’ve always had a soft spot for reptiles myself.
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He’s a handsome one! We’ve seen plenty of geckos here. I posted a photo of one on Instagram which shows on the sidebar of my blog. He was just barely 2 inches, but he bravely endured my phone photography then skedadddled! I cant get over their bright green color!
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I’ve noticed with the geckos, that they’ll just look at you for the longest time, but if you look away, they’ll take that opportunity to disappear in an instant. I find them endlessly entertaining and watchable. I guess that’s why my gravatar is what it is!
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This is so true! We enjoyed Volcanoes Nat’l Park today, and headed further south to the black sand beach at Punahu’u. This will be the subject of my WPC post on Friday. You sure are lucky you live here!
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