(Rainbow Lizard) Agama agama: The Defender of it Territory
I am Ayodeji, and I bring to you my photographs for today.
Agama lizard is the male strong species that defends it territory of females. With it strong tails, it fight off other male intruders of it kind.
Agama agama is a common reptile that every single person living around the region of Epe knows. From the tops of trees to the corners of fences, Agama’s peeping eyes can be seen everywhere.
Despite its immense speed and active reflexes, I was able to capture this reptile. I had just cleared the bushes around, and it was likely attracted by the flying insects.
This last ant 🐜 is dead! Poor thing!
Camera used | Smartphone | |
|---|---|---|
Model | TECNO CD7 | |
ISO Speed | 113 | |
Photography | Agama Agama | |
Location | Epe, Lagos, Nigeria | |
Username | ayo01 | |
Hive account | ||
Link to original community | https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?user_id=ayo01&place_id=any&verifiable=any | |
Latitude | 6.6101437309 | |
Longitude | 3.9876437599 |
Observation link: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/290096295 or https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/ayo01
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I want to thank @reachdreams and other community members for everything you have been doing.
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