High in the tree tops, a Gray Iguana finds warmth in the early morning sun after an evening of cool rain.
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Drama on the Guadalupe River
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- RobZabrokyPhotography
- I live in the western region of the Edwards Plateau, deep in the Texas Hill Country. I'm an avid outdoorsman spending a large portion of my time "out there" roaming the wide open spaces. Much of my photography is simply an extension of a very active outdoor lifestyle. The challenges posed with closing the distance, pursuing wildlife photography, is an absolute hoot for me! The experience out there alone is everything to me. If I capture pixels along the way , it's icing on the cake.
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Z/28 Sunset
Sunset Reflection
Duality at Sunset
Duality at Sunset
Man O' War
Portuguese Man o' War...under full sail yet hard aground. Beautiful but oh so deadly. Padre Island National Seashore.....somewhere along the Gulf of Mexico Texas.
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Hi Dude,
ReplyDeleteThe forested areas where iguanas live face increasing depletion. Trees felled for export and cleared for an expanding human population. Iguanas and other reptiles are part of a multi-billion dollar international wildlife trade due to the increasing demand for odd or unusual plants, animal and animal artifacts like skins. Thanks for sharing it......