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Calotes calotes
The lizard has a bright green dorsal coloration, usually with 5 or 6 white, cream or dark green transverse stripes; however these are changeable. Often the stripes continue on to the tail. The head is yellowish- or brownish-green whereas the male develops a bright red head and throat in the breeding season. The underside is a pale green, the tail is light brown.
Spotted on Feb 3, 2013
Submitted on Mar 14, 2013
10 Comments
I love the expression on his face. Good spotting Sachindra!
Thank you Sandra =)
Amazing pictures
and pretty docile too =) dont know why but these fellows just sit with no fuss all the time i take pics =)
lucky family I'd say :)
Stunning !
thank you nuwan =) This fellow may be from the same egg family as the fellow who got chosen as the SOTD.. =) got them all around the place nowadays =)
nice pics!
Thank you carol =) =)
Fantastic lizard and spot!