Do you see what I see? At first I thought it was a snake, but it wasn't.
He was in the same tree as the Pelican, just a little further down.
He sat so still, if he hadn't moved I might have missed him.
I loved watching him eat!
I saw several Iguanas while in the Keys. One ran in front of our car, causing us to laugh - not something we're used to saying, "Watch out for the Iguana!" lol
I think he was trying to get closer so we could chat.
Or maybe, he wanted to eat me!
I think he made the Pelican nervous.
Nicely captured. He would make me nervous too!
ReplyDeletePoor Florida.....we have so many invasive creatures.
ReplyDeleteI love the iguana. He's got such a wonderful orange tone. The iguanas were one of our favorite parts of our trip to Guantanamo Bay
ReplyDeleteOne thing I learned when living in Fl! Always watch where you walk, you never know what is lurking around. Those are great shots of Fl. wildlife.
ReplyDeleteI think he would have made me a bit nervous as well! Great shots! Love the last one of the pelican!
ReplyDeletegreat shots of the iguana and the pelican. the last capture is magical, love its heavenly wings.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find. I guess I'm oblivious, but I didn't realize there were iguanas just hanging out in Florida. I've spent a lot of time down there too (Naples area so not that far from the keys).
ReplyDeleteI love lizards! Used to have an iguana. Great shots! I think he liked you!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh..these are just beautiful and brilliant! Wonderful series..i am dazzled! Awesome textures and energy too!
ReplyDeleteKiki~
It looks like there was some very interesting wildlife in that one tree! Thanks for sharing these wonderful photos :)
ReplyDeleteWow, what a great eye for seeing this guy...I have never seen one in the wild, I bet he was fascinating to watch!
ReplyDeleteExotic stuff there! Great shots, Lisa.
ReplyDeleteExotic stuff there! He's be quite the mouthful, huh?.
ReplyDeleteHe is most impressive looking!
ReplyDeleteWhat awesome photos. Iguanas (and pelicans) are both things we don't see in New Zealand either.
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa !
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures of the Iguana and the Pelican !
Must have been great to see an Iguana in the wild :)
Truly awesome photos, Lisa ... I love the one of the Iguana chomping on the leaves, too.
ReplyDeleteStunning shots!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots....we see them occasionally while out on Boca Grande, FL but have not seen any in my neighborhood only snakes in my yard and on the lanai!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
ReplyDeleteThat iguana has a happy and satisfied look. He must have been difficult to capture on camera but what a fantastic capture. Beauty in such details. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning!! Fantastic captures!
ReplyDeleteI love in the second photo how you can see his orange toes ... amazing. I'll bet he made that pelican nervous!
ReplyDeleteI see what you saw...and Iguana :) We used to have one, for three years until I was pregnant for my second son and we found him a new home where he was even more spoiled. Great shots, Lisa.
ReplyDeleteYou are so good! I think the iguana was posing with a smile, just for you. The pelican is amazing.
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