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Cute shot! Have a terrific week!
ReplyDeleteVery nice and colorful shot.
ReplyDeleteNice close up :-)
ReplyDeleteAmazing capture & stunning color =)
ReplyDeletewoah it looks huge!
ReplyDeleteI had a chameleon just like this one, a Yemens one. She was gorgeous. I miss her so much - when she saw my husband she would turn black and nip at him ;) Ha ha ha!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot. They are such fun creatures to watch.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great shot, taking pictures of animals can be tricky business, I know that for a fact. Yet this shot is very good.
ReplyDeleteAwesome capture!
ReplyDeleteHappy Happy WW!
That's a cool animal. Are you in Tennessee? I'm in this state, but I never heard of a rain forest museum in TN. What city?
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I live in Delaware, but I visited Tennessee last year. RainForest Adventures is in Sevierville.
DeleteWhat a fantastic shot!!
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That is a good shot! :) Not what I would want to have living in my house, though. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photo - I'm green with envy!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great photo! I'm fascinated by these little lizards. Wish I could join your Wordless Wednesday linky this week, but alas! I went with "Words For Wednesday" instead ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great shot! Looks like it came from a magazine. =0)
ReplyDeleteHe's kind of cute!
ReplyDeleteI love taking pictures of the lizards too :)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful photo of the chameleon!!
ReplyDeleteLove the photo. It's very cool and mysterious. The angle and shadow is perfect!
ReplyDeleteCool shot! I need to add on my bucket list to visit the RainForest Adventures Discovery Zoo in Tennessee just to see him (chameleon) personally. :)
ReplyDeleteI love Chameleons, they are so fascinating to me, I have wondered if they can turn black? Love to watch them change colors, one of Gods entertainments for our eyes!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!!
Karren
Chameleons are such interesting creatures. I don't think I could ever warm up to one of them say as a pet, though. lol Cool photo! Happy #WW!!
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He is cute. The picture makes me want one for a pet. Here is my wordless wednesday post to copy and paste:
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The photo is fabulous. Congrats on the new floors.
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That's a really cool shoot of a chameleon. :) Happy ww
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