maxed out the camera's reach for this shot of a Tuko family living in a coconut tree

[JBW]

[Dave Humphries]

Well that's my learning of today Brian,

I had to look them up on Wikipedia to see what they look like - it seems they do have legs

Can't critique the shot, given the extreme circumstances necessary for the capture.

Thanks for sharing, Dave

[JBW]

Well that's my learning of today Brian,

I had to look them up on Wikipedia to see what they look like - it seems they do have legs

Can't critique the shot, given the extreme circumstances necessary for the capture.

Thanks for sharing, Dave

They were about 4 meters high and very shy. Which meant I was about 2 meters from the tree and sort of hiding under the bushes. it was a pleasure to share.

[Shadowman]

Like something out of nightmares. Nice effort.

[JBW]

Like something out of nightmares. Nice effort.

As strange as this sounds it is considered good luck to have them in your house.

[bnnrcn]

Thanks for sharing Brian, I didn't know about them either. We have some little ,pink ,translucent lizards here in Turkey , especially in areas with hot climate. They get into the houses and eat flies, people don't throw them out either as they are harmless and useful

[JBW]

Thanks for sharing Brian, I didn't know about them either. We have some little ,pink ,translucent lizards here in Turkey , especially in areas with hot climate. They get into the houses and eat flies, people don't throw them out either as they are harmless and useful

We have some that similar to yours.here they are called 'tiki'