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Calotes versicolor
A small agamid lizard, with the fascinating ability to change its colour. This one was a female but during the mating season the males will often undergo a change to red scales on the underside of their throat and around their eyes.
Commonly found in bushes and shrubs and distributed throughout South East Asia
Spotted on Nov 10, 2013
Submitted on Jan 2, 2014
5 Comments
Looking forward to all of your photos! :)
Thanks guys, it's great to finally be here and able to share my spottings (I've been meaning to sign up for a while). There will be plenty more to come in 2014, especially Arthropods as I got a new macro lens for Christmas ;)!
wow! nicely captured! =)
Really great photo :)
Welcome to Project Noah, Nbbrown90
Awesome first spotting,congrats and thanks for sharing,it's allways great to recived here a biologist and at same time photographer :-)
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