Oriental Garden Lizard Hunt
A lone lizard perches on a weathered log, eyes fixed on passing insects.
A lone lizard perches on a weathered log, eyes fixed on passing insects.
Morning mist clings to scrub and garden edges; the lizard uses the bark as a lookout.
It remains motionless for minutes, then launches a rapid tongue-assisted strike at a beetle.
Scale rows glint in dappled light; a faint rustle of leaves marks the insect's approach.
By eating ants and beetles, the lizard helps keep pest numbers low in the garden.
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