Lace Monitor keeping watch from a tree trunk
by Maryse Jansen
Title
Lace Monitor keeping watch from a tree trunk
Artist
Maryse Jansen
Medium
Photograph - Photograph
Description
Lace Monitor keeping watch from a tree trunk. The Lace Monitor is the second largest monitor in Australia. It's native to east Australia and can get up to 2 metres long! They have beautiful black and yellow patterns on their scaly skin. They spend time in trees as well as on the ground, hunting for insects, reptiles, small mammals, birds, and birds' eggs. They can sometimes be found attacking poultry and eggs at farms or at properties in a bush environment.
Taken in South East Queensland, Australia.
Thank you to the following groups on Fine Art America for featuring this image on their home page:
Wildlife One A Day 02-14-2020
Our 4-legged Friends - 1 Image A Day 02-14-2020
Pure Nature Photography 02-19-2020
Nature Landmarks Landscapes Wildlife - One A Day 03-29-2020
Animals 03-29-2020
Images That Excite You 04-08-2020
Your Very Best Photography 04-11-2020
Just Perfect 06-20-2020
animals, reptiles, wildlife, australia, australian reptiles, queensland, goanna, lace monitor, nature, bush, lizard, fauna, claws, pattern, scaly, close up, tree trunk, varanus varius
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Comments (13)
Bijan Pirnia
Your body of work gives me reason to believe that you're the ultimate animal lover as well as a sensitive nature lover, which means you must be a truly gentle soul indeed.
VIVA Anderson
What an amazing beautiful creature, Maryse.......kudoscompliments, f.v...............VIVA
John M Bailey
Congratulations on your feature in the Fine Art America Group "Images That Excite You!"
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